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Robert Aitken Roshi

Robert Aitken Roshi is a co-founder of the Buddhist Peace Fellowship and served on its international board of advisors. He was active in a number of peace, social justice, and ecological movements, and his writing reflects his concern that Buddhists be engaged in social applications of their experience.

Read more about Robert Aitken Roshi's life here.

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