Ryūmon Hilda Baldoquín Sensei
Two Streams Zen
White Plum Lineage of Soto Zen Buddhism

Ryūmon Hilda Baldoquín Sensei is co-founder and teacher, with Dr. Catherine Anraku Hondorp Sensei, of Two Streams Zen. A Soto Zen priest, she is a dharma heir of Shunbo Zenkei Blanche Hartman Roshi in the lineage of Shunryu Suzuki Roshi. Ryūmon works with students upon request, as well as engaging in private practice through Contemplative Somatic Wellness™: a biospiritual, culturally adept framework integrating Ancestral Honoring, the liberation teachings of Zen, the healing of Legacy trauma, and PolyVagal informed nervous system regulation. Ryūmon is editor of the seminal anthology, Dharma, Color and Culture: New Voices in Western Buddhism, co-author of the far-reaching Face to Face: Solving Conflict Without Giving In; co-author of Taking the First Step: A Manual on Cultural and Ethnic Awareness Training and Programming; contributor to Women Practicing Buddhism: An American Experience; and participant in Eloisa De Leon's groundbreaking film, Colors of Compassion: teachings of Zen Buddhist Master Thich Nhat Hanh (https://colorsofcompassion.com).