Personal Reflections Mindfulness
Mindfulness and Playfulness
On a more equitable and inclusive approach to practice
Alex Tzelnic
Alex Tzelnic is a Zen practitioner and writer living in Cambridge, Massachusetts. His essays have appeared in Killing the Buddha and The Rumpus.
Still Running
How author and ultrarunner Katie Arnold found solace in stillness
Are We Having Fun Yet?
What parenting and practice can teach us about the perils and promise of a good time
This Is Your Brain on Scarcity
An interview with author Michael Easter on how understanding why we crave can help us curb unhealthy habits and find deeper satisfactionÂ
Five Summertime Mindfulness Hacks
There are countless ways to make your casual endeavors count toward your spiritual aspirations.
Mindfulness for Teens Today
A spotlight on two programs offering different approaches to mindfulness training amid a soaring mental health crisis
Aha! Moments
What brain science tells us about breakthroughs
Are Buddhists Neartermists or Longtermists?
A Buddhist practitioner reacts to the effective altruism movement
Mindfulness Helps Athletes, But Not How You Think
Getting in the zone is part of it, but letting go of outcomes is what gets Olympians to the podium.
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