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Beyond Question

Simple tips for an effective Q&A with your Buddhist teacher

By Ken McLeod

Winter 2020

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Self-Care in an Uncertain World

Practices to help relieve fear and loneliness

By Toni Bernhard

Fall 2020

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Say a Little Prayer

Reaching beyond our limits, we make practice real.

By Ken McLeod

Summer 2020

The Art of Investigation

How a closer look at our likes and dislikes can lead to equanimity

By Sayadaw U Tejaniya

Spring 2020

Unity In Difference

Tibetan Buddhism’s nonsectarian rimé philosophy offers four steps for folding ideological diversity into your spiritual practice.

By Khentrul Rinpoche

Winter 2019

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Overcoming the Vortex of Desire

Getting to know your cravings can weaken their control over you.

By Rob Nairn, Choden, and Heather Regan-Addis

Summer 2019

When to Speak and When to Listen

You have a choice—using it wisely can spell the difference between misunderstanding and meaningful dialogue.

By Oren Jay Sofer

Spring 2019

At Home with Yourself

Learning to be alone without being lonely

By Ezra Bayda

Winter 2018

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Scholar Sam van Schaik discusses Buddhist Magic and the disappearing act around the dharma’s supernatural history. (Plus, six Buddhist enchantments for curious practitioners.)

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Nov 24, 2020

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Broadening the Field of Buddhist Studies

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By Emily DeMaioNewton

Winter 2020

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Awakening the Fierce Feminine

Pamela Weiss, author of A Bigger Sky: Awakening a Fierce Feminine Buddhism, shares stories of Buddhist women who illuminate how feminine energy can support people in their practice. These often overlooked figures exemplify qualities cultivated on the Buddhist path and provide an important counterbalance to the historically patriarchal tradition.

Pamela Weiss

Nov 2020

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Practice

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Beyond Question

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Self-Care in an Uncertain World

Magazine Meditation & Practice

Say a Little Prayer

MagazineMeditation & Practice

The Art of Investigation

Magazine

Unity In Difference

MagazineTeachings

Overcoming the Vortex of Desire

MagazineMeditation & Practice

When to Speak and When to Listen

MagazineBody & Mind

At Home with Yourself