Live Life Lightly
Jungto Society
23 December 2023
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim gives a Dharma teaching on engaging with social change and living with equanimity
Abstract Meditations and Artistic Contemplation, with Françoise Issaly
Grace Ko
9 September 2022
From Canada to China, French-born artist Francoise Issaly explores spirituality and Buddhist ideas in her art
What Plants Can Teach Us about Living During a Pandemic
Jacqueline Kramer
12 July 2022
Navigating our lives and our Buddhist practice with acceptance and equanimity.
Earth in Crisis: What Is Our Calling?
Ratnadevi
16 June 2021
Introducing our Special Issue 2021: Humanity in Transition
Cleaning the Fridge: Getting Off Autopilot
Ratnadevi
21 May 2021
Bringing mindfulness into everyday life
Responsible Use of Technology For Virtual Sanghas — Gentle…
Paola Di Maio
23 January 2021
The importance of understanding the ethical…
From Hong Kong: How Mindfulness Practitioners Can Engage with Society in Difficult Times
Chau Ming-Lok
15 October 2019
Give peace, mindfulness, and presence to yourself, to…
Guidelines for Authentic Mindful Technology
Paola Di Maio
10 May 2019
Using the Noble Eightfold Path to avoid “McMindfulness”
Environmental Expert Warns that Buddhist Practice of Life Release Could Spark Ecological Crisis
Craig C Lewis
21 January 2019
The unintended consequences of…
The View from the Top
Sister Ocean
2 December 2016
From the top of a mountain we can see far and wide. We can see the land and the sky. Standing at the meeting point
Buddhistdoor View: How to Be Happily Unhappy
Buddhistdoor Global
25 November 2016
The History Boys (2006), a masterful film adaptation of playwright Alan Bennett’s drama of the same name, has a thoughtful and melancholy ending. The film deploys
My Grandmother’s Greenhouse and Other Portals to Wonder
Sarah C. Beasley
2 September 2016
During a Hakomi* session some years ago, my lama Yeshe Wangmo asked me, “What would be a nourishing statement for you?” In this therapeutic context, dialogue