Disarming, Recasting, Rearming
Tuan Andrew Nguyen turns tools of war into vessels of beauty.
Features
A Profile of Anne Waldman
At 81, the poet Anne Waldman reflects on Buddhism, art, activism, and the urgent work of keeping the world awake to itself.
Personal ReflectionsMagazine | Feature
Ascension
Zombies and Zoom meditation in the New Jersey suburbs
The Case for the Conventional
Mahayana Buddhism insists that truth still works, even when it isn’t absolute.
Personal ReflectionsMagazine | Feature
Making Friends with Monsters
A scholar’s curiosity about Japan’s mysterious Shugendo tradition leads her on an unexpected journey over mountains and through rivers.
Personal ReflectionsMagazine | Feature
On Pain
We all suffer—but perhaps our suffering can connect rather than isolate us.
When Nothing Works
Though our worlds fall apart, with faith and practice, they can be rebuilt.
The Disparaging Laughter of Tsechu River
A Tibetan short story
The Shadow of Fake Lamas
How Tibetan writers use fiction to raise awareness about sexual abuse
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