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A meditation on dependent arising reminds us that we’re not so important—and yet, we’re not insignificant, either.
A meditation on dependent arising reminds us that we’re not so important—and yet, we’re not insignificant, either.
Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel, Tibetan Buddhist practitioner and teacher, talks about what Buddhist book has made a significant impact on her practice.
As VR technology takes the world by storm, two Buddhist teachers and a cognitive neuroscientist debate its spiritual potential and shortcomings.
From aspiration to insight, the practice of bodhicitta leads to a natural embodiment of wisdom and compassion.
What happens when we turn our minds toward the very thing we try to avoid?
In this four-part video retreat, Elizabeth Mattis-Namgyel explores the topic she examines in her new book, The Power of an Open Question. Elizabeth is haunted and inspired by the challenges that arise for Buddhist practitioners. She is particularly focused on the Buddhist teachings on emptiness and how to bring them to life directly.
Why a question can be a more powerful tool for practice than its answer
Uncertainty is liberating.
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