Wounded Hands
A meditation on generations of work and the moral value of labor in our technological age
A meditation on generations of work and the moral value of labor in our technological age
Working on the spiritual path can be slow and difficult work, much like clearing weeds, but it will lead to progress if we give it time.
Re-imagining a more creative and productive relationship between work and rest, with advice from Seon master Ven. Pomnyun Sunim
The impact of rapidly developing AI technology poses big questions about the future of work and religious seeking
Finding a state of flow with those around us can happen at a meditation retreat, or in our everyday life as we bring loving-kindness into the world
Seeing homestead life as a reflection of our Buddhist practice and doing the necessary work, day in and day out
Bringing loving-kindness practice to the busy marketplace to help ease the stresses of the day
A new movement to transform work could bring balance to lives around the world, but will Buddhist employers embrace it?
Knowing that no matter how much we meditate, sometimes everything around us falls apart
Thich Tam Tri, a Vietnamese Buddhist nun in Japan, is expanding her work helping Vietnamese workers in Japan
Letting loving-kindness guide her intuition, Mettamorphsis sees her way out of an unhealthy work environment and into something much better
Using Buddhist principles to examine how COVID and technology could permanently alter how we work