Nothing Is Resolved
An interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist Viet Thanh Nguyen
Jeff Goldberg
Jeff Goldberg is the author of Anatomy of a Scientific Discovery (Skyhorse Publishing), a book about the race to discover endorphins. He has been studying Buddhism and practicing zazen for 10 years.
An Interview with Amos Clifford: Your Guide to Forest Bathing
A Zen practitioner and psychotherapist explains the increasingly popular practice of shinrin-yoku
Treating PTSD with Lovingkindness
Dr. David J. Kearney’s work with veterans reveals the unique challenges and benefits of treating PTSD with a lovingkindness practice instead of trauma-focused therapy
The Bodhisattva Blues
Bluesman Reverend Freakchild discusses his music, sobriety, and why he’s pursuing a master’s degree in Buddhist studies.
How a Photographer Captured the Exquisite Details of the Murals of Tibet
Thomas Laird discusses how new high-resolution photographic methods made it possible for him to reproduce the ancient and seldom seen paintings in his latest book.
Mark Turner’s Musical Middle Way
The Jazz saxophonist discusses the power of the breath, the importance of diligent practice, and his reverence for the “badass” masters of Buddhism and music.
A Thangka Painter for the 21st Century
From a refugee with only one pencil, master artist Pema Rinzin’s modern take on Tibetan paintings now sell for as much as $100,000.
How Butoh, the Japanese Dance of Darkness, Helps Us Experience Compassion in a Suffering World
Butoh is now being taught to Zen students, prisoners, and others as a way to acknowledge difficult emotions.
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