Zen Buddhism
What two ancient Greek philosophers can teach us about practice
Remembering as an Act of Cultivating Clear Awareness
As a part of the May We Gather series, Chan teacher Rebecca Li reflects on the role of memory in healing and growing in wisdom and compassion.
Personal Reflections Zen Buddhism
Autism and the ‘Satipatthana Sutta’
A neurodivergent writer finds solace and equanimity through the writings and translations of the late Thich Nhat Hanh
Enlightenment Is Broadway
Stripping away the ritual and finding Zen at the checkout line
‘In Search of the Enemy of Man’
In a prescient letter to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the late Zen master discusses self-immolation and the urgent need for a peaceful resolution to an unnecessary war.
Peace as a Path: Five Exercises
The late Zen master and father of Engaged Buddhism provides steps for embracing a more tranquil mindset in your meditation practice and everyday life.
Personal Reflections Zen Buddhism
Zazen, Stillness, and Change
Ahead of the new year, a Zen teacher reflects on the passage of time
Personal Reflections Zen Buddhism
Stumbling Through the Dharma
On gleaning wisdom from a New Jersey shopping mall
The Big Activity
The venerated teacher on the nature of perceiving Zen versus the act of engaging in Zen and why that distinction makes all the difference.
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