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It’s no secret that most American dharma centers are white and upper-middle class. The Mindfulness Allies Project is working to make mindfulness practice a viable undertaking, instead of an impossible luxury, for those struggling to make ends meet.
By Mary Talbot
And why it’s high time to break through it
By Mary Talbot
An interview with Buddhist Studies scholar Shayne Clarke
By Mary Talbot, Photography by Christoph Benfey
The Buddha refused to say whether the self exists or not. But that doesn’t mean it can’t be helped.
By Mary Talbot
A longtime meditator rediscovers instructions for the walking body.
By Mary Talbot
A dharma lesson in recognizing the goodness in others
By Mary Talbot
Ruth Denison was one of the first female dharma teachers in the West, renowned for pioneering an unconventional, body-centered approach to Buddhist practice and for launching hundreds of students on the Buddhist path. Earlier this month, she suffered a massive stroke and, according to her wishes, received no life-prolonging intervention. Denison spent her last days […]
By Mary Talbot
A lay practitioner reveals one of the most liberating decisions of her life: celibacy.
By Mary Talbot
We are of the nature to get sick, grow old, and die. So are our children.
By Mary Talbot
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