Mettamorphsis
Mettamorphsis had a Catholic upbringing and education, but found a home in the Dharma after many years of serious illness. In 2010, she felt called to give up having a fixed abode and live life as a modern-day nomad or, as she prefers to call it, lily padding. She is currently a long-term server at a Vipassana meditation center, embodying metta meditation in everyday life.
Living Metta is published monthly.
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