Peter Doobinin

Sutta Study: The Failings of the World

The Lokavipatti Sutta teaches us how to be unshakeable amid life’s ups and downs.

By Peter Doobinin

Sep 26, 2018

Sutta Study: The Ship

“Letting go” is not so easy. It takes work and time, the Nava Sutta teaches.

By Peter Doobinin

Aug 31, 2018

Sutta Study: Yokes

The Yoga Sutta explains how we burden ourselves with our own attachments.

By Peter Doobinin

May 19, 2018

Reclaiming Our Agency

The Buddha’s mindfulness was not a passive exercise but a practice of conscious decision making. The choices he suggested lead to lasting happiness.

By Peter Doobinin

Summer 2018

Sutta Study: Course of Action

The Thana Sutta looks at how to cultivate skillful action that leads us away from suffering.

By Peter Doobinin

Apr 07, 2018

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Skillful Effort

Not too little, not too much

By Peter Doobinin

Winter 2013

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Tough Lovingkindness

Meditation teacher Peter Doobinin charts the Middle Way through New York City public schools.

By Peter Doobinin

Fall 2008

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Five Practices to Change Your Mind

Basic Buddhist meditation practices can transform the way you think and the way you view the world. Here, five teachers offer introductory methods for changing your mind—and your life.

By Barry Magid, Gil Fronsdal, Bhante Henepola Gunaratana, Peter Doobinin, Judith Simmer-Brown, and Thanissaro Bhikkhu

Summer 2005

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Qalvy Grainzvolt

Oct 2018

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Peter Doobinin

Trike Daily Teachings

Sutta Study: The Failings of the World

Trike Daily Teachings

Sutta Study: The Ship

Trike Daily Teachings

Sutta Study: Yokes

Magazine History & Philosophy

Reclaiming Our Agency

Trike Daily Teachings

Sutta Study: Course of Action

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Skillful Effort

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Tough Lovingkindness

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Five Practices to Change Your Mind