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The nonstop novelty of cell phones distracts us from the true root of our suffering, says Zen priest Kurt Spellmeyer.
By Kurt Spellmeyer
Seeing the Buddha as both human and divine opens us to our own limitless nature.
By Kurt Spellmeyer
The dharma’s true home is neither here nor there.
By Kurt Spellmeyer, Artwork by Bernadette Jiyong Frank
The secret to world harmony isn’t oneness. It’s multiplicity.
By Kurt Spellmeyer
In a time of discordance and distrust, especially among religious communities, a Muslim activist and a Buddhist priest come together to discuss and resist the nativism that has surfaced all over the globe.
With Kurt Spellmeyer and Sofia Ali-Khan, Photography by Eric McNatt
The Buddha’s radical inclusivity suggests it is.
By Kurt Spellmeyer
Buddhist history to consider on Inauguration Day
By Kurt Spellmeyer
How a Buddhist understanding of mutual debt can free us from the pressures of building and growing wealth
By Kurt Spellmeyer, Illustrations by Kara Pyle
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