
Why Letting Go Isn’t the Same as Giving Up
Kassidy Evans explores how we can master the Buddha’s “bow and arrow” motif while still taking responsibility for those we care about

Kassidy Evans explores how we can master the Buddha’s “bow and arrow” motif while still taking responsibility for those we care about

A college student in the United States considers how a Buddhist approach to economics could bring about a more caring, equitable society.

While stepping back into a care-giving role, our loving-kindness practitioner encounters uncertainty, conflict, and ultimately, peace.

Nachaya Campbell-Allen explores the messiness of family stories and how Buddhist practice offers a quiet path toward holding our inherited roles less tightly

Margaret Meloni offers an exploration of impermanence and loss as teachers on the path toward equanimity

Ven. Tanmyeong explores a contemporary analogy for the storehouse consciousness—one of the most profound and subtle teachings in Yogacara philosophy.

Linda Leaming offers a meditation on compassion and courage in the face of suffering and impermanence

On lived practice: intention, attention, silence, and letting go

Ven. Tanmyeong of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism shares a Dharmic parable of awakening under adverse conditions

In the wake of calamity with no immediate, satisfactory explanation, the wisest and most compassionate response might be Noble Silence

A comprehensive, original re-examination of Buddhist action against the folly of war through analyzing greed as the force to protest

Michael Martin breaks down how the practice of mindful awareness can empower us to create lasting change for ourselves and others