I have edited my interview with Chris Tyler into three installments.
In part 1 we meet Chris. After being a carpenter for 15 years he is thinking about becoming a monk in a Zen monastery.
We discover what its like to seat for hours practicing mindfulness. Chris shares moments of doubt and awakening when what he calls a 'voice,' helps him move forward with his new life.
Listen to part 2 to hear Chris talk about his experience working with victims of domestic violence.
He wants to help men step out of a cycle of trauma and abusive behaviors.
This conversation brings us on the topic of masculinity.
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Hilary Porta - "I had to be broken so I could be used": a story of rebuilding one's life to help others become unstoppable
Elan Leibner - From Israel kibbutz to the Waldorf School of Princeton: a story of passion for education
Councilwoman Leticia Fraga - From Mexico to Princeton, NJ - A story of immigration and integration in America
Chris Tyler - Part 3 of 3 - On white men's privileges and reparations to African-Americans
Chris Tyler - Part 2 of 3 - Helping men break free from trauma and abusive behaviors
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