Sangha in the Age of Long COVID
Buddhist spaces relaxing their COVID safety measures brought relief to many, but for chronically ill or immunocompromised practitioners, those changes also brought risk.
Juliana Sloane
Juliana Sloane teaches mindfulness and works with individuals as a Depth Hypnosis practitioner, a therapeutic modality that draws on Buddhism, hypnotherapy, and shamanic wisdom as vehicles for personal transformation and healing. She is also an ordained minister and she leads a weekly online meditation group for people who identify as women. You can learn more at her website, julianasloane.com.
A Practice for Connecting with the Four Elements That Can Be Done Anywhere
Wherever we look in the dharma, the natural world is a resource for our own awakening.
Personal Reflections Meditation
How the Shamanic Journey Transformed My Meditation Practice
Is it possible for us to reclaim mysticism as a vital foundation of our path?
What a Visit to a Cadaver Lab Taught Me About Death Contemplation
A Buddhist chaplain-in-training practices maranasati, or death awareness.
How Can Sanghas Respond to the Overturning of Roe v Wade?
As we grapple with the spiritual and practical issues of bodily autonomy, safety, and belonging, it’s important to remember that we still have a choice: to be there for each other.
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