Personal Reflections Death & Dying A Life Cut Short but Lived Well A Pure Land priest reflects on the life and death of her friend Michael Dunn, a compassionate climate activist By Satya Robyn Mar 11, 2023
Teachings Death & Dying What a Visit to a Cadaver Lab Taught Me About Death Contemplation A Buddhist chaplain-in-training practices maranasati, or death awareness. By Juliana Sloane Dec 17, 2022
Personal Reflections Grief Grief Is an Ancestor What we learn about love when we turn toward grief By Mimi Zhu Oct 25, 2022
Teachings Death & Dying Working with the Five Remembrances What do you want to carry with you when you go? By Tina Lear Sep 02, 2022
Personal Reflections Death & Dying Burning Among Stars in the Night In the wake of losing his father, a writer explores pain as a portal By David Edwards Mar 30, 2022
Teachings Grief How to Handle Grief When Equanimity Isn’t Enough Our path isn’t about escaping this world, it’s about becoming more intimate with it. By David Loy Mar 22, 2022
Personal Reflections Grief Honoring the Water Children In a recent Life As It Is episode, writer and interfaith minister Barbara Becker shares how she found healing and community after her miscarriages. By Barbara Becker Nov 02, 2021
Teachings Death & Dying Aging Is Reality Although I studied Buddhism as a young man, it wasn’t until I reached the later years of my life that I truly understood the Buddha’s first encounters with old age, sickness, and death. By Lewis Richmond Oct 21, 2021
Teachings Grief What Happens If We Recognize the Love Inside of Grief? Accepting grief as a way to honor loss can help us open into a more intimate and heartfelt union with life itself. By Sharon Salzberg Oct 05, 2021