<transcript><audio_439>several different traditions um so it's really easy in the east bay in particular to find um like buddhist communities um or like other sort of smaller communities and</transcript><transcript><audio_440>what can happen there is um you can get really like monocultural in your practice community and there can be a whole you know set of norms and rules and social structures</transcript><transcript><audio_441>that are um not expansive and so we want to be a kind of um a meeting point for a lot of different practice communities and someone the other day used the metaphor</transcript><transcript><audio_442>of mixed martial arts and um i'm not crazy about that because i don't we're not pitting them against each other like they're all good um but more that i want the different like wisdom traditions and</transcript><transcript><audio_443>ways of knowing and modes of knowing and ways of being that are represented in all these different practice communities to be able to interact and like resonate um yeah and we want that to be happening here so</transcript> several different traditions um so it's really easy in the east bay in particular to find um like buddhist communities um or like other sort of smaller communities and what can happen there is um you can get really like monocultural in your practice community and there can be a whole you know set of norms and rules and social structures that are um not expansive and so we want to be a kind of um a meeting point for a lot of different practice communities and someone the other day used the metaphor of mixed martial arts and um i'm not crazy about that because i don't we're not pitting them against each other like they're all good um but more that i want the different like wisdom traditions and ways of knowing and modes of knowing and ways of being that are represented in all these different practice communities to be able to interact and like resonate um yeah and we want that to be happening here so
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