Personal Reflections Climate Change Meeting the Great Unraveling How a near-death experience provided one teacher with a much-needed lesson on the power of resiliency and communal support By Deborah Eden Tull Apr 30, 2025
Ideas Environment Animistic and Shamanic Elements of Asian Buddhism Should convert Buddhists in the West reclaim these ancestral elements? By Kritee Kanko, PhD Apr 29, 2025
Teachings Climate Change Ecological Compassion A Zen priest and teacher on how we can exist within the uncertainty of climate change By Christian Dillo Apr 08, 2025
Ideas Environment Why Love What You Will Lose? All things pass through and cannot stay. By Susan Murphy Mar 20, 2025
Ideas Environment Culinary Compassion on the Buddhist Path A scholar-practitioner explores conflicting stances on eating meat across Buddhist traditions By Colin Simonds May 17, 2024
Personal Reflections Environment Why Trees Are the Ultimate Meditation Teachers In Buddhism, trees have long been recognized as living things worthy of recognition and protection. By Lauren Krauze Apr 22, 2024
Teachings Environment The Buddha as a Farmer How the farming culture of the Buddha’s day may have shaped his ideas on patience By Thanissaro Bhikkhu Apr 18, 2024
Meditation Climate Change Your Despair over the Environment Is Valid. Embrace It. Susan Bauer-Wu’s new book, A Future We Can Love, reminds us that in order to effectively face the climate crisis, we need to accept our emotions with compassion. By Tricycle Apr 16, 2024
Teachings Environment Tree Root Practice American Theravada teacher Jack Kornfield reflects on the lessons he learned from nature while studying in the forest tradition. By Jack Kornfield Apr 15, 2024