Beginner’s Mind: Self-Compassion: Learning to Hear Myself
Surya Anna Bromley
27 February 2023
A US college student confronts impermanence, and explores compassionate responses to attachment and aversion
Buddhistdoor View: Reckoning with Those Who Do Wrong
Buddhistdoor Global
16 January 2021
Reflecting on difficult times and examining our role in…
Dalai Lama in Dialogue with USIP on “Conflict, COVID, and Compassion”
Craig C Lewis
19 August 2020
His Holiness urges young leaders to adopt a global…
Buddhist Descendant of Wounded Knee Soldier Offers Apology to Lakota Nation
Craig C Lewis
4 December 2019
Great great grandson of army commander expresses…
Practicing Gratitude When the Sh*t Hits the Fan: Plutarch and the Practice of Blending
Seth Shugar
3 April 2019
Counting our blessings when life goes off course
The Spaciousness of Metta
Mettamorphsis
30 October 2018
From life within to life without, and the endless…
It All Matters: On Metta, Feelings, and Forgiveness
Sister Ocean
22 September 2017
Hatred never ends through hatred. By non-hate alone does it end.This is an ancient truth.
Airbrushing our Heroes
Sister Ocean
29 January 2016
Last month, we explored self-acceptance as the ground of making resolutions for the New Year. This month, I’d like to go deeper into self-acceptance by
Buddhistdoor View: Forgiveness and Repentance
Buddhistdoor Global
21 August 2015
There are many heartrending monuments at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, such as the Children’s Peace Monument dedicated to the children that perished from the
Forgiveness is the best way to repay karmic debt
Shveitta Sethi Sharma
17 September 2013
This last week has been deeply insightful for me. I heard from three different people about their stories of betrayal, anger, and all-consuming desire for