Pamela Gayle White

Taking Care of Others (Without Exploding into a Thousand Bits)

Timely advice for countering burnout

By Pamela Gayle White

Aug 20, 2019

Everyday Mortality

Netflix ventures into a contemplation of impermanence with End Game

By Pamela Gayle White

Winter 2018

What Our Memories Make Us

When people age with memories more or less intact, remembering can be a dreadful burden, laden with fears and regrets, or a precious refuge to come home to.

By Pamela Gayle White

Fall 2018

Who Are We Without Our Memories?

For many of us, the thick fog of memory loss is one of the most fearsome things we can imagine.

By Pamela Gayle White

Summer 2018

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A Friend’s Death

At the bedside of a dying friend, a Buddhist practitioner discovers the blessings of presence, fellowship, practice, and release.

By Pamela Gayle White

Spring 2018

A Good Death

Aiming for any preferred version of death is fraught with opportunities for disappointment and rejection when the time comes.

By Pamela Gayle White

Winter 2017

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Real Belief

Interfaith chaplain and dharma teacher Pamela Gayle White discusses the meaning of belief.

By Pamela Gayle White

Fall 2017

Trike Daily Personal Reflections

A New Year’s Wish for Light

A reminder to light the way for others (while there’s still time).

By Pamela Gayle White

Jan 07, 2016

Aware of Assumption

It takes a conscious effort to recognize the extent we project our motives, weaknesses, and qualities on to our selves—and our pets.

By Pamela Gayle White

Dec 01, 2015

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Debating the Buddhist Masters

A Tibetan-Canadian journalist reconnects with his culture and the dharma at a rare debate between lay practitioners and learned monastics.

By Rignam Wangkhang

Sep 18, 2019

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The Buddhist Review

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The Buddhist Traveler in Philadelphia

The City of Brotherly Love is best known for its cheesesteak and the Liberty Bell, but the town’s hidden pockets of tranquility will surprise you.

By Samuel Newhouse

Fall 2019

Dharma Talks

Video teachings and discussions with contemporary Buddhist teachers

How to be Selfless in a Selfish World

Sensei José Shinzan Palma breaks down the false dichotomy between practice in the meditation hall and life “in the real world,” and shows how this realization of practice’s immediacy can transform our lives into a compassionate expression of service.

Sensei José Shinzan Palma

Sep 2019

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Taking Care of Others (Without Exploding into a Thousand Bits)

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Everyday Mortality

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What Our Memories Make Us

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Who Are We Without Our Memories?

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A Friend’s Death

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A Good Death

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Real Belief

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A New Year’s Wish for Light

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Aware of Assumption