American Zen
Dharma teacher Laura Burges on how Zen practice, together with the principles of recovery, can support a sustainable path to sobriety
Culture Fiction on Trike Daily
New American Cities: Dukkha Canyon and Yakushi Estates
In the near future, the first millennial president and his spiritual advisor contemplate the state of the nation and the dystopian limits of liberation in the urban landscape.
Culture Fiction on Trike Daily
New American Cities: Sunyata Woods and Sankhara Rapids
In the near future, the first millennial president and his spiritual advisor contemplate the state of the nation and the dystopian limits of liberation in the urban landscape.
Personal Reflections Death & Dying
Zen and ‘The Myth of Sisyphus’
What Albert Camus and the absurdists can teach us about our wandering minds
Culture Fiction on Trike Daily
New American Cities: Cohenville
In the near future, the first millennial president and his spiritual advisor contemplate the state of the nation and the dystopian limits of liberation in the urban landscape.
Life Being As It Is
The Ordinary Mind Zen School teacher on overcoming intrusive thoughts
Personal Reflections Zen Buddhism
At the Beginning You Hold the Structure, Then the Structure Holds You
How the Zen practices of form and structure hold the key to being with uncomfortable states of mind
In Remembrance: MyoOn Chiko Maurine Stuart
A commemoration for one of the first female Zen masters in the United States, who would have turned 100 this year
Zen’s Unassuming Pioneer
How the “Great Simplicity” of D.T. Suzuki popularized Zen in America
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