Washington City Paper: Local Practitioners Demonstrate How Hospitality and Buddhism Go Hand-in-Hand

Anju Executive Chef Angel Barreto started practicing Buddhism two years ago after he got out of a long relationship and was looking for greater balance in his life. “My parents were Christian and that worked for them,” he says. “Christianity never really worked for me. So, I went to a lot of local Buddhist temples in the area.” 

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