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Inseparable across Lifetimes

Love letters between Buddhist visionaries in contemporary Tibet

By Holly Gayley

Fall 2017

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The Tree Guardians of Kyoto

The Japanese monastic tradition of forest stewardship goes back centuries.

By Winifred Bird, Photographs by Jean Chung

Fall 2017

Mapping Your Mind: The Original Buddhist Psychology

Demystifying the Abhidharma

By Marie Scarles

Fall 2017

When My Son Became a Monk

A mother adjusts to her son’s new way of being in the world.

By Sarah Conover

Fall 2017

Dying while Alive

A memoirist documents her final months.

By Cory Taylor

Fall 2017

The Art That Opens

The creations of culture are far more than high-status objects—they connect us with otherwise inaccessible worlds that reach across individual time and place.

By Douglas Penick

Fall 2017

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Meditation Alone Is Not Enough

The practice of mindfulness-awareness meditation does not take place in a vacuum.

By Judy Lief

Washing My Boy’s Body

When a hospice counselor is called to the bedside of a child who has just died, he leads the parents through a Buddhist ritual for cleaning the body. In the process, he guides them.

By Frank Ostaseski

Summer 2017

Only Connect

In a place where Buddhist roots don't run deep, the Northwest Dharma Association is making efforts to build bridges across disparate Buddhist groups––some of which exist side-by-side yet remain unaware of each other.

By Steve Wilhelm

Summer 2017

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Why Buddhists Should Run for Public Office

We need more bodhisattvas in politics, writes a Buddhist practitioner who serves in New Hampshire’s House of Representatives.

By Suzanne Harvey

Oct 17, 2017

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Changing Karma

Mindfulness changes karma: when you sit, you are not allowing your impulses to translate into action.

By Jon Kabat-Zinn

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Family Awareness: A Relational Path to Freedom in Family Life

We all play roles in our families—the calm elder sibling, the generous uncle, the wise parent—and each role comes with a set of expectations. Join meditation teacher Bart van Melik, who teaches mindfulness in juvenile detention centers, homeless shelters, and New York City public schools, as he uses the Buddha’s four noble truths to find new and supportive ways for us to approach the stresses we all face at home.

Bart van Melik

Oct 2017

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