Ideas Psychology Between Neuro-Skepticism and Ultimate Liberation To what extent do we control our actions? By Andy Karr Sep 04, 2024
Ideas Psychology The Practice of Receiving Feedback Five steps for gracefully kitesurfing the winds of praise and blame By Ethan Nichtern Aug 08, 2024
Teachings Psychology How to Make a Decision When There Are No Good Choices Acceptance and commitment therapy, which integrates psychological science with Buddhist ideas, offers a helpful framework for seemingly impossible situations. By Yael Schonbrun Mar 06, 2023
Meditation Psychology The Dangerous Art of Depersonalization What psychedelics, psychosis, and mindfulness can teach us about no-self, and why set and setting play such an important role in ego deconstruction. By Alex Tzelnic Sep 23, 2021
Meditation Psychology Talking to the Bodhisattva Inside How the Jungian practice of “active imagination” can help us relate to Buddhism’s cosmic archetypes By Matthew Gindin Aug 17, 2021
Ideas Psychology Not Just Mindfulness Psychotherapists have engaged with Buddhist traditions for over a century. Mindfulness is one small part. By Ira Helderman Jun 01, 2020
Meditation Psychology The Couch and the Cushion: Why Mindfulness Is No Substitute for Therapy Meditation may promote well-being and insight, but it isn’t a cure for psychological problems. By Rande Brown Mar 26, 2019
Psychology What School of Buddhism Is Right for You? A psychologist and former monk explains how to find the tradition most suited to your personality. By Lobsang Rapgay Mar 27, 2018