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Scholar David Fiordalis unpacks the meaning behind the Buddha’s wondrous smile.
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Aging Is Reality
Although I studied Buddhism as a young man, it wasn’t until I reached the later years of my life that I truly understood the Buddha’s first encounters with old age, sickness, and death.
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Find freedom in the midst of pain in this six-week exploration of bringing the mind to work with the body to move from pain, illness, or struggle to greater ease.
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Reaching Our Full Potential: A Conversation with Sharon Salzberg and Megan Mook
Join us on October 2 at 2 p.m. ET for a conversation with Sharon Salzberg and Megan Mook on how to open to our own greatest potential.
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The Four Immeasurables
Michael Lobsang TenpaIn this Dharma Talk, Tibetan Buddhist translator and meditation instructor Michael Lobsang Tenpa discusses a practice dear to his heart—cultivation of the four immeasurables: lovingkindness, compassion, empathetic joy, and equanimity. Drawing on the writings of Dzogchen lineage lamas and pith instructions from contemporary Buddhist masters, Lobsang Tenpa elaborates on the effects historically associated with these […]
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Walk with Me
This intimate cinematic journey into the world of the late Zen Buddhist master Thich Nhat Hanh takes us to his Plum Village community in rural France. Filmed over three years there and on the road in the US, the film explores the everyday routine of monastic life and the community’s shared purpose to transform suffering.
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Attending to the Fullness of Life
In this episode of Life As It Is, poet Ross Gay discusses why he believes that delight is inextricable from the fact of our mortality—and from our capacity to care for one another.
With Ross Gay