Dancing in Nonduality
How partner dancing can teach us to embrace our interdependence
Lauren Krauze
Lauren Krauze is a writer and teacher based in San Francisco, California.
Why Trees Are the Ultimate Meditation Teachers
In Buddhism, trees have long been recognized as living things worthy of recognition and protection.
Restoring Dignity to Our Animal Kin
Anthropologist Amanda Stronza reflects on death, grief, and the profound interconnections between animals and humans.
Ring Out, Wild Bells
On New Years Eve, ringing bells remind us of our potential for connection and collective liberation.
Inside the Brooklyn Museum’s New Gallery on Buddhist Art
The Arts of Buddhism space showcases one of the world's earliest known depictions of the goddess Tara as well as 19 objects never before shown in the museum
The Negative Space of Meditation
Cultivating the time before and after meditation invites us to connect more deeply with the world.
Two Ingredients for Business Success: Not-Knowing and Trust
Greyston Bakery’s open-hire policy has sparked international interest in taking up the Zen-inspired practice.
Unionizing Yoga
As yoga studio profits increase, teachers are organizing for higher pay, better working conditions, and to keep their practice sacred.
Photos: Capturing the Ephemeral
Emily Polar photographs Tibetan Buddhist rituals and Nepalese landscapes in search of impermanence.
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