Personal Reflections Zen Buddhism The Zen of Cold Beth O’Halloran tells Leath Tonino her practice was honed by long sits in chilly spaces. By Leath Tonino Jan 30, 2023
Teachings Thich Nhat Hanh The Next Buddha May Be a Sangha The late Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh on the importance of community in our practice By Thich Nhat Hanh Jan 22, 2023
Teachings Zen Buddhism Shikantaza and the Morning Star It’s not easy, but freeing "just sitting" from comparison and goals is the right way to realize this Zen practice. By Jundo Cohen Nov 20, 2022
Teachings Zen Buddhism The True Path Until we relax our minds, it is difficult to perform our most important task: being kind. By Yoshin David Radin Nov 12, 2022
Teachings Zen Buddhism Where Samadhi and Radical Goallessness Meet A teacher explains how “just sitting,” the core practice of Soto Zen Buddhism, makes space for breath practices and concentration. By Jundo Cohen Oct 30, 2022
Ideas Zen Buddhism The Transformative Power of Wise and Compassionate Action Zen teacher and relational psychoanalyst Joseph Bobrow discusses his new book and vision of expanding the archetype of the enlightened person. Interview with Joseph Bobrow Roshi by Vanessa Zuisei Goddard Oct 24, 2022
Ideas Zen Buddhism True No-Self Excerpted from A True Person of No Rank: Awakening Buddha’s Dream to Save the World By Joseph Bobrow Roshi Oct 24, 2022
Teachings Thich Nhat Hanh Ten Teachings by Thich Nhat Hanh in Honor of His Continuation Day A selection of wisdom and practices from the late Vietnamese Zen master and peace activist By Tricycle Oct 11, 2022
Meditation Zen Buddhism Sky Mind In shikantaza, asking the question, “Am I doing it right?” misses the point. Try this practice instead. By Vanessa Zuisei Goddard Oct 07, 2022