This column explores sticking points, tensions and emergent possibilities in Dharma praxis. Drawing on her background in critical inquiry, gender studies, and contemporary Buddhist thought, Dr Nadine Levy invites readers to engage not only intellectually but viscerally and to read with the gut as much as the mind. Each column examines the places where certainty fails us, presumptions are troubled, and the Dharma tells a new story, challenging the limits of our own perceptions and opening new possibilities for practice.
Dr. Nadine Levy of Nan Tien Institute in Australia opens her column with a reflection on who exactly gets a voice in discussing the Dharma
