Daisy Hernández

The World Is Here In My Spine

A practitioner takes refuge in posture and finds relief in focusing on the simple, familiar act of sitting upright in difficult times.

By Daisy Hernández

Apr 13, 2020

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Magazine Meditation & Practice

The Noble Abode of Equanimity

On not getting swept up in the political storm

By Daisy Hernández

Summer 2019

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Learning to Speak the Truth

A daughter faces her fears and speaks the truth about her mother’s once undocumented status.

By Daisy Hernández

Fall 2017

Trike Daily Personal Reflections

Finding Refuge in a Time of War

This election cycle had been a condensed version of everything Daisy Hernández learned to fear as a child of immigrants. The difference now is that she has a community.

By Daisy Hernández

Dec 05, 2016

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A Second Arrow Story

Overcoming the tales we tell ourselves about physical pain

By Daisy Hernández

Summer 2016

Envidia

The evil eye lurks everywhere.

By Daisy Hernández

Fall 2015

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From “Just Culture” to a Just Culture

An Asian American Buddhist on why embodying the cultures from which Buddhism came helps the dharma work on us from all angles.

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Oct 29, 2020

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Be a “See-It-All”

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Fall 2020

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Concern without Panic

Threats to health and well-being can instill in us deep-seated feelings of anxiety and concern for our safety and that of those around us. In this Dharma Talk series, the Bön Buddhist master Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche teaches meditation practices that can help us respond to those emotions from a place of calm awareness instead of fear.

Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche

Oct 2020

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