Dorothea Lange

On Dignity

What is “self-worth” in a system that denies the permanence of any self?

By Sallie Tisdale, Photography by Dorothea Lange

Summer 2016

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How to Get Rid of Pests and Bugs the Buddhist Way

Kill that impulse! Here are compassionate Buddhist solutions for your favorite pests, without killing them.

By Allan Badiner

May 20, 2018

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Mind of Enlightenment

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By Gabriel Lefferts

Summer 2018

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Buddhist Teachings for Fools and Losers

When we fail, it’s easy to feel bad about ourselves—after all, we live in a society that judges us for our material successes. But the most prominent Buddhist masters were people who failed badly: the Buddha failed in his ascetic practices; Shinran Shonin, founder of the Jodo Shinshu school of Buddhism, was exiled and defrocked early in his career. In this series, Jodo Shinshu Reverend Mauricio Hondaku will explain what Shakyamuni and Shinran’s failures can teach us about shedding social pressures, abandoning our masks, and ultimately finding peace with our imperfections.

Mauricio Hondaku

May 2018

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