What a great quote - “We do not mean profane in a negative sense, but in a secular sense. It merges the buddhist concept of respect for all sentient life and the profane concept of using evidence and reason to determine one’s actions in a physical world. These concepts complement each other.”
Thank you Nico for sharing the story of the profane buddha!
I would like to invite everyone to re-watch the linked video, it really showcases the food and the atmosphere, and hints at what we can create here in Vancouver.
such an insightful and emotional journey of an interview here - kudos - and I learned of a new-to-me fusion that piques my interest even more. looking forward to your next missive, nico!
Thank you Jess! When I first met Alan, we shared a vegan sushi lunch in Vancouver—but the meal was too short for all we wanted to chat about, so we continued our conversation in this interview. Kanpai!
What a great quote - “We do not mean profane in a negative sense, but in a secular sense. It merges the buddhist concept of respect for all sentient life and the profane concept of using evidence and reason to determine one’s actions in a physical world. These concepts complement each other.”
Thank you Nico for sharing the story of the profane buddha!
I would like to invite everyone to re-watch the linked video, it really showcases the food and the atmosphere, and hints at what we can create here in Vancouver.
such an insightful and emotional journey of an interview here - kudos - and I learned of a new-to-me fusion that piques my interest even more. looking forward to your next missive, nico!
Thank you Jess! When I first met Alan, we shared a vegan sushi lunch in Vancouver—but the meal was too short for all we wanted to chat about, so we continued our conversation in this interview. Kanpai!
oh, neat backstory/inspiration : )