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The Things We Do to Feel Well

Netflix’s (Un)Well examines the promises of the wellness industry.

By Noelle Oxenhandler

Winter 2020

Spirits of Renewal

The iconic anime of Studio Ghibli explores fundamental truths through the imagery of Japanese and Buddhist lore.

By Jolyon Baraka Thomas

Winter 2020

Emissary of Insight

A new book depicts the life of the 20th-century global meditation pioneer S. N. Goenka, but does it tell the whole story?

By Erik Braun

Winter 2020

No-Self Portraits

How Buddhists D. T. Suzuki and John Cage influenced the art of Gerhard Richter

By Kay Larson

Fall 2020

A Dance of Two Popes

A film about the Vatican offers a striking portrait of tensions at the heart of religious institutions today.

By Ken McLeod

Fall 2020

Finally Free

Celebrating Buddhism’s early women masters

By Dan Zigmond

Summer 2020

Breathe In. Breathe Out. Now Watch Watchmen.

The recent DC comic-adapted TV series flips the script on what it means to live in the present moment.

By Hawa Allan

Summer 2020

Running Toward Mystery

Advice on contemplative mysticism from the life of Tenzin Priyadarshi

By Linda Heuman

Summer 2020

Resisting the Attention Economy

A Silicon Valley data scientist and Zen priest reflects on Jenny Odell’s instant classic, How to Do Nothing.

By Dan Zigmond

Spring 2020

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On the maternal love and power of Mahapajapati, the Buddha’s stepmother

By Pamela Weiss

Dec 04, 2020

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Broadening the Field of Buddhist Studies

Colleges continue to offer courses in languages while expanding to reach new audiences in different disciplines.

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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Reviews

Magazine Body & Mind

The Things We Do to Feel Well

Magazine Arts & Culture

Spirits of Renewal

Magazine

Emissary of Insight

MagazineArts & Culture

No-Self Portraits

MagazineArts & Culture

A Dance of Two Popes

MagazineHistory & Philosophy

Finally Free

Magazine

Breathe In. Breathe Out. Now Watch Watchmen.

Magazine

Running Toward Mystery

MagazineSociety & Environment

Resisting the Attention Economy