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The organization, which aims to professionalize the mindfulness field, will offer membership to meditation teachers as well as personal certification and program accreditation.
By Emma Varvaloucas
A Q&A with the former Tibetan Buddhist nun, PhD candidate, and latex lover
By Emma Varvaloucas
An interview with Tibetan psychologist Lobsang Rapgay about student-teacher relationships that turn abusive
By Emma Varvaloucas
Shozan Jack Haubner joins Tricycle Talks to discuss his new book Single White Monk
By Emma Varvaloucas
Asia Society’s After Darkness exhibition looks to artists who have weathered sociopolitical upheaval in their home countries for guidance on how art may contribute to surviving precarious times.
By Emma Varvaloucas
Thai forest monk Thanissaro Bhikkhu discusses four main takeaways from his new translation of the Sutta Nipata.
By Emma Varvaloucas
“Anger is like electricity: it is just as powerful and just as useful, but only if you use it intelligently.” So told Mahatma Gandhi to his grandson Arun Gandhi, who lived with the political and spiritual giant on his ashram between the ages of 12 and 14.
By Emma Varvaloucas
An introduction to the special section
By Emma Varvaloucas
An interview with Dr. Karma Phuntsho, the first Bhutanese to earn a doctorate at Oxford who now works to promote social entrepreneurship among the nation’s youth.
By Emma Varvaloucas, Photographs by Matthieu Ricard
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