Taylor Plimpton

Who My Dog Thinks I Am

Lessons in canine love

By Taylor Plimpton

Summer 2020

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See Ovid, 19

A Zen practitioner reflects on transformation in the age of COVID-19.

By Taylor Plimpton

Apr 27, 2020

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Practicing in a Pandemic

Six new teachings on how to find compassion and equanimity in a time of great uncertainty.

By Taylor Plimpton, Gesshin Claire Greenwood, Radhule Weininger, Jack Kornfield, Koshin Paley Ellison, Thomas Hübl, and Duncan Ryuken Williams

Mar 13, 2020

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Me, I Am No Savior

A child who dreamed of being a superhero grows up to find himself powerless in a nation marching from one war to the next.

By Taylor Plimpton

Jan 23, 2020

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Starting Over, Again

The winter solstice serves as a reminder for us to let everything go, and begin again—not just on December 21st or January 1st, but on any given day, in any given moment.

By Taylor Plimpton

Dec 21, 2017

Expressing the Inexpressible

In search of true words

By Taylor Plimpton

Winter 2017

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Remembering 9/11 at One World Observatory

It’s been 16 years since 9/11, and while we may have not forgotten, we also have not moved on.

By Taylor Plimpton

Sep 10, 2017

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Aging Mindfully

Enso Village, a new project by the San Francisco Zen Center, wants to explore the process of growing old.

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Summer 2020

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The Four Immeasurables: A Science of Compassion

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