
Loving the Work
Sensei Alex Kakuyo teaches us that in our Buddhist practice, as in garden work, the goal must be the practice itself

Sensei Alex Kakuyo teaches us that in our Buddhist practice, as in garden work, the goal must be the practice itself

A reflection on how imperfection reminds us that our past work and its flaws still shelters and teaches us

Sensei Alex Kakuyo shares how gardening under imperfect conditions becomes a practice in resilience, echoing Buddhist teachings on impermanence and the Eight Winds.

Sensei Alex Kakuyo reflects on the at times harsh realities of life and the power of Buddhist practice as a tool for moving through them.

Understanding the Buddha’s teachings on suffering is a bit like understanding our need to dress for the weather, says BDG North America correspondent Sensei Alex Kakuyo

Through the rules and regularity of rituals, we can unlock the virtues and states of mindfulness and joy described in Buddhist teachings

Building furniture offers a lesson on learning from our mistakes and moving forward for practitioners of the Dharma

Embracing the teachings of Buddhism, we strengthen our roots to withstand life’s inevitable storms with resilience and wisdom

The process of change can be frustrating, but it is also unavoidable and can lead to growth if correctly approached

A meditation on generations of work and the moral value of labor in our technological age

Sensei Alex Kakuyo offers a lesson on recognizing interconnectedness in everyday life

Lessons on accepting and forgiving harm from others while maintaining healthy boundaries, with the help of a new kitten