Zen priest, author, and developmental thinker Keith Martin-Smith returns for a dive into what happens when ancient wisdom meets modern trauma. We riff on the psychology gaps in traditional meditation, why some Buddhists need therapy more than enlightenment, and how writing a biography of a Zen master changed Keith’s own practice. It’s candid, occasionally irreverent, and rich with insight for anyone walking both spiritual and developmental paths.

Learn more about Keith here: https://www.keithmartinsmith.com/

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Keith Martin-Smith is an author, ordained Zen priest, Northern Kung Fu lineage holder, and coach. He has written extensively on the integration of spirituality and psychological shadow, most recently in his book, "When the Buddha Needs Therapy" His integrated martial arts school in his home town of Boulder, CO, is designed to bring the best of traditional martial arts into a single location and experience.

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