
Remorse Is Holding You Back
Margaret Meloni considers a Buddhist perspective on regret and remorse, and cultivating equanimity through skillful actions
Margaret Meloni considers a Buddhist perspective on regret and remorse, and cultivating equanimity through skillful actions
Ratnadevi brings us into her practice of nonviolent communication through a series of small but important interactions with her husband in the kitchen
Through the rules and regularity of rituals, we can unlock the virtues and states of mindfulness and joy described in Buddhist teachings
Building furniture offers a lesson on learning from our mistakes and moving forward for practitioners of the Dharma
This holiday season, Kassidy Evans invites us to moderate commercialism and gift truly meaningful things that will delight and thrill
Mingyur Rinpoche shares his wisdom and perspectives on practice for contemporary students of the Buddhadharma
Embracing the strength of community, Thich Nhat Hanh’s teachings remind us to turn to our deepest practices and support one another, especially our children, as we navigate challenging times.
Maia Duerr shares the wisdom she has learned from her pet dog, Lucy
Tiffani Gyatso ponders growth and maturity on the Buddhist path amid the inevitability of suffering and impermanence
Sensei Alex Kakuyo teaches us that Buddhist practice is not about avoiding suffering, but rather engaging in the hardships of life that can improve our lives and those of others
Reflections on the fact and process of loss, and finding beauty in a world so torn by suffering
A reflection on the how walking and seated meditation can bring us into intimate contact with our mind