Equipment for Living
On the liberatory potential of Black movement and music and an embodied understanding of awakening
Jessica Angima
Jessica Angima is a first-generation Kenyan American organizer and social practice artist. In a constant state of process, she facilitates intimate community through the exploration of art, ecology, and contemplative practice.
Hip-Hop as a Contemplative Practice
Jessica Angima talks with Buddhist teacher and rapper Born I about Lyrical Dharma, the limits of language, and how we all contain the seeds of our ancestors.
The High of New Beginnings—and the Joy of What Comes Next
How to regain your beginner’s mind when you need it most
On Bearing Witness and the Resilience of Karuna
What observing and staying with images of suffering can teach us about embodying compassion
Doubt Is My Best Friend
Befriending our hindrances is a part of the practice.
The Not-Knowing of Our Time
The dharma invites us to embrace painful energies as teachers.
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