Cutting Metta’s Losses
Our loving-kindness practitioner explores the practice of pruning, both literally and metaphorically, as a way to make space for future growth
Our loving-kindness practitioner explores the practice of pruning, both literally and metaphorically, as a way to make space for future growth
Having just returned from a two-month retreat in Wales, Ratnadevi offers us a glimpse of the path and process of engaging with the non-dual nature of the mind
Thich Nhat Hanh’s unique ability to reach people where they are and his emphasis on Buddhism as an always-engaged practice live on as two among many of his greatest accomplishments
As we enter into a new lunar year, Sarah C. Beasley invites us to take joy in all four parts of the Buddha’s community
The abbot of Bodhinyana Monastery in Australia brings his signature humor and warmth to a series of events about kindfulness in hard times
Using that time just before a long retreat to reflect on the mind, seeing the distractions and worries and meeting them with kindness
A Buddhist reflection on the lessons that bees and other insects might teach us about generosity and community
A meditation on the many ways that silence and being silenced can impact our lives
Drawing our awareness to the often hidden power of technology to rob us of our physical and psychological well-being
Ratnadevi brings us along on a solitary retreat on the west coast of Scotland
A new center for mindfulness research inspired by the late Vietnamese monk Thich Nhat Hanh will focus on nutrition and environmental health
Satya Robyn explores those moments of compassion and wisdom that can arise spontaneously in our relationships with others