Desire Causes Suffering
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
21 June 2023
Understanding how desire makes us suffer and how acceptance helps us deal with this truth in life
The Buddha’s Teaching: Permission to Be Ourselves
Satya Robyn
2 March 2023
Contemplating the space between Buddhist activism and community building
Ripples in the Pond
John Harvey Negru
3 January 2023
Looking at how Buddhists can learn from advances in organizational development to remain relevant in a volatile world
What Is Your Role in These Times of Crisis?
Satya Robyn
28 December 2022
Inviting each of us to check in with our hearts and ask what we can do in these perilous times
Beginner’s Mind: Māgha Pūjā – A Day Alongside Dukkha
Gus Nordmeyer
4 November 2022
Reflections of a US college student on undertaking to observe the eight precepts
Impermanence, Suffering, and Non-Self
Prof. David Dale Holmes
6 October 2022
Cultivating right view toward the samsaric suffering of impermanence and uncertainty
Concerning Impermanence
Prof. David Dale Holmes
5 September 2022
Understanding the Buddha’s teaching on impermanence
Beginner’s Mind: Take Action, but Do It Kindly
Claudia Zhang
13 July 2022
A reflection on Buddhist economics
Impermanence Is in Sight
Margaret Meloni, PhD
4 July 2022
How not to lose sight of the wisdom of impermanence
Uncertainty, Insecurity, and Instability
Prof. David Dale Holmes
7 June 2022
On the nature of the body, of the self, and of impermanence.
“An Amazing, Wondrous Moment”: Tibetan-born Musician and Artist Dechen Shak-Dagsay’s emaho
Raymond Lam
19 January 2022
Dechen Shak-Dagsay is a Swiss-Tibetan musician and author. Over the past few decades, she has built a career in music by combining the Tibetan mantra
Quest for One True Thing
Sarah C. Beasley
12 October 2021
A Buddhist meditation on being in the moment as chaos swirls around us