What Plants Can Teach Us about Living During a Pandemic
Jacqueline Kramer
12 July 2022
Navigating our lives and our Buddhist practice with acceptance and equanimity.
Every Choice Is a Mistake
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
23 June 2022
Accepting the inherent imperfections of life in samsara and holding faith in the journey itself
Malaysian Cave Monastery Faces Destruction as Quarry Encroaches
Justin Whitaker
4 February 2022
Forest monks in Malaysia hope to continue their tradition of ecological stewardship in cave temples
From Bias to Balance: Liberating the Roots of Perception
Tilly Campbell-Allen
31 August 2021
Questioning our mental filters and fictions
Sacred Bodhi Sapling in Australian Quarantine to Be Released in May 2022
Raymond Lam
31 August 2021
Sapling from Sri Lanka to be planted at Buddhist monastery in Victoria next year
Right Mindfulness and Vegetable Gardens
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
26 May 2021
Tending to the natural world, tending to our lives
Teachings from the Vegetable Patch
Satya Robyn
26 March 2021
Reflecting on our own life and death with the turning of the…
Practice under the Sky
Satya Robyn
16 November 2020
Reconnecting with the Earth and the Buddha
The Healing Power of Nature and the Elements
Sarah C. Beasley
13 October 2020
Reconnecting with our inner sanity
Know Thyself: A Simple Practice in Reflection, Part Two
Tilly Campbell-Allen
2 September 2020
Contemplating self-awareness
Powered by Plants: Realistic Individual Action for the Earth
Shaelyn McHugh
25 February 2019
Why eating vegetables is even healthier than you…
My Grandmother’s Greenhouse and Other Portals to Wonder
Sarah C. Beasley
2 September 2016
During a Hakomi* session some years ago, my lama Yeshe Wangmo asked me, “What would be a nourishing statement for you?” In this therapeutic context, dialogue