
Collecting Mugs and Practicing Non-Attachment
A reflection on mugs, memory, and practicing non-attachment as a Buddhist householder

A reflection on mugs, memory, and practicing non-attachment as a Buddhist householder

The holiday season is an annual invitation to reflect on the manufactured compulsion to consume and buy, and think for ourselves

Nachaya Campbell-Allen ponders the paradoxes of existence and impermanence, and the ways we seek meaning in the unfolding mystery

Nachaya Campbell-Allen examines our relationship with reality and the Buddha’s admonition on clinging to views

Nachaya Campbell-Allen offers a commentary on interconnection and the bodhisattva ideal for an increasingly fragmented world

Sunrise gardening shows us a Dharma truth: pulling weeds is only half the work—we must also plant the flowers of compassion and joy

Margaret Meloni considers the reality of impermanence and change in relation to our memories of loved ones who have passed on.

Korean Seon master Ven. Pomnyun Sunim offers teachings on young people and the future of religion, and on attachment and personal responsibility

A college student in the US explores the principles of Buddhist economics and its implications for individuals and for society at large

Margaret Meloni explore’s one of the Buddha’s teachings on subjective perception, mindfulness, and equanimity

Global toy phenomenon Labubu leverages the powerful emotion of “FOMO” in a way that Buddhists need to face honestly and compassionately

Dharma teachings from Ven. Pomnyun Sunim on the Buddhadharma, Buddhist practice, and enlightenment