
Magazine Body & Mind
Travel Guide to the End of Life
An interview with Sallie Tisdale, death and dying educator
By Sallie TisdaleAn interview with Sallie Tisdale, death and dying educator
By Sallie TisdaleHow do we extend compassion to flies and other creatures who do not look like us?
By Sallie TisdaleWhat is “self-worth” in a system that denies the permanence of any self?
By Sallie Tisdale, Photography by Dorothea Lange“Namaste. You’re dead.” (Plus: 7 habits of highly effective Buddhists.)
By Sallie TisdaleHow giving comes from gratitude.
By Sallie TisdaleIn our own impermanent bodies, we face our deepest fears and aversions. Drawing on Dogen’s writings and her personal experience as a nurse, Sallie Tisdale challenges us not to look away, but to practice in this most intimate realm.
By Sallie TisdaleWhat can a Zen priest learn from a fundamentalist theologian? A Buddhist community takes interfaith dialogue beyond common ground with their evangelical Christian neighbors.
By Sallie TisdaleBLAZING A TRAILJapanese nun Eshun (1362-ca. 1430), the Irresistible One TO ESHUN, the whole world was kindling—peasants rebelling against harsh conditions only to be tortured and executed, constant battles between samurai bands, a broken court, endless poverty and endless greed. Eshun never married, refusing to even consider it. Her older brother, Ryoan Emyo, […]
By Sallie TisdaleSallie Jiko Tisdale recovers a women’s lineage of Buddhist ancestors.
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