
The Dharma of Cribbage: No One Winning, No One Losing
Inspired by teachings from Shunryu Suzuki and the Buddha, Ratnadevi reflects on how everyday experiences like winning and losing can open a path to greater compassion and nonattachment.

Inspired by teachings from Shunryu Suzuki and the Buddha, Ratnadevi reflects on how everyday experiences like winning and losing can open a path to greater compassion and nonattachment.

Our loving-kindness practitioner transports us to Spain for a break and much-needed reflection on cultivating peace and moving on from and through our grief

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

Margaret Meloni considers a Buddhist perspective on regret and remorse, and cultivating equanimity through skillful actions

Anam Thubten Rinpoche explores utopian ideals and the power of Dzogchen on the path to inner peace

A Dharma teaching from Ven. Pomnyun Sunim on the nature of practice and recognizing our innate buddha-nature

Asa Hershoff reflects on the tantric view of pure awareness

Ven. Juksanim, Head Dharma Master of Won Buddhism USA, offers guidance for the universal purpose of meditation

Ratnadevi brings us into her practice of nonviolent communication through a series of small but important interactions with her husband in the kitchen

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.

Margaret Meloni examines how our Buddhist practice can help us navigate a path of resilience and equanimity amid uncertainty and impermanence

Alan Kwan provides guidance on how disciples can come to Amitabha Buddha through reaction, repentance, and recitation