Doing What Has to Be Done
Prof. David Dale Holmes
3 March 2022
How do we become trainers of the mind?
Self and Other: Practicing Welfare for Individual and Community
Dipen Barua
25 February 2022
The Buddha’s teaching was, on the surface, aimed at wandering mendicants (Skt: sramana). Yet it differed drastically from the sramanic religious movements that came before,
Not Knowing
Ratnadevi
23 February 2022
A meditation on the Buddhist practice of not knowing or “don’t know mind” and its relevance in our busy and chaotic world
Mindfulness Made Real – A Review of Ratnadevi’s Bringing Mindfulness to Life
Justin Whitaker
17 February 2022
This new book from a masterful storyteller and teacher is not only about mindfulness, but also about living fully
Footprints in the Snow
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
15 February 2022
Finding gratitude for our community ancestors in the snowy paths of winter
Women in Shugendo: Supporters, Leaders, or Both? Part 1
Alena Eckelmann
11 February 2022
Understanding the historical and contemporary role of women in Japan’s Shugendo tradition
Walking the Vajrayana Path
Anam Thubten Rinpoche
9 February 2022
Appreciation for the depth and profundity of tantric Buddhism
Impermanence and Nothingness
Prof. David Dale Holmes
7 February 2022
Cultivating an attentive mind and acknowledging the reality of impermanence
Maraṇasati Is for All of Us
Margaret Meloni, PhD
31 January 2022
Contemplations on death and impermanence
Are You a Knowledge-Holder?
Asa Hershoff
28 January 2022
Knowledge and essence in the Vajrayana tradition
Mindfulness and Amida Buddha
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
21 January 2022
Relying on Amida Buddha to cultivate wholesome attitudes and right mindfulness
The Dharma of Listening and Speaking, Part Two
Hozan Alan Senauke
13 January 2022
Buddhist guidance for right speech in a world filled with harshness and deception