Looking Afresh – At the World, Art, and Ourselves
Ratnadevi
21 September 2023
Using art and perception to engage a deeply embodied form of mindfulness
Layered Simplicity: Guiding Ideas for Creative Makers and Meditators
Ratnadevi
17 May 2023
Ratnadevi brings us along on a solitary retreat on the west coast of Scotland
Science, Technology, Consciousness, and Karma
Paola Di Maio
25 March 2022
Opening a space for philosophical thought around science and the most exalted states in Buddhist thought and practice
Not Knowing
Ratnadevi
23 February 2022
A meditation on the Buddhist practice of not knowing or “don’t know mind” and its relevance in our busy and chaotic world
How to Enjoy Life Twice as Much, Part 2: Michel de Montaigne and Rick Hanson on Life’s Natural Pleasures
Seth Shugar
13 September 2019
Interacting with enjoyable experiences
Seizing the Now with Wisdom, Compassion, and Foresight
Tilly Campbell-Allen
31 December 2018
Who are you now? Who will you be? Thoughts for…
The Difference Age Makes
Vanessa Sasson
19 May 2017
Life is pain. That is the first noble truth. Like most practitioners and scholars of Buddhism, I have given that truth a considerable amount of
Meditation as Sustenance for Death and Dying
Sarah C. Beasley
18 March 2016
Who is dragging this corpse around? This huatou, similar to a koan, was popularized by Hsu Yun, a famous Chan Buddhist master of the late 19th/early