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Nicolee Jikyo Miller-McMahon, Sensei, received Dharma Transmission from Taizan Maezumi Roshi in 1995. In 1969 she began meditation practice , and began formal Zen study in 1980 initially with Genpo Roshi and Joko Sensei while they were teachers at the Zen Center of Los Angeles and then with Maezumi Roshi. She works with students using a variety of traditional practices including shikantaza, koan study, breath and body practices, as well as the "Practice of Immediacy" © (the arts, music, writing, poetry, movement/dance), council circles, and other skillful means used to help each person realize their true nature. She has also written the publication, Student and Teacher: A Zen Perspective. Nicolee is married, and has two grown children, and a stepson. She has studied a variety of methods for working with individuals to assist them in their daily lives. She also works as a Marriage and Family Counselor and is a student of art and the Dances of Universal Peace. Nicolee Jikyo
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