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A living legend among climbers, Dick Dorworth set a speed skiing record, fathered five sons by five women, and drowned his demons in alcohol. Then he found Zen.
Psychedelics aren’t a shortcut for Buddhist practice, because practice involves every moment of life—especially the boring ones.
For some Buddhists, experiences of selflessness induced by hallucinogens are tools for practice. But others see distraction and even danger.
In this adaptation from his new book, Why Buddhism is True, Robert Wright explains how evolutionary psychology supports the Buddhist diagnosis of the human predicament.
A friend of the late Michael Stone reflects on the teacher’s struggle with mental illness.
Q&A with Tsewang Rinzing, president of the Bhutan Amateur Athletic Federation
Bill Plotkin, a psychologist and wilderness guide, talks about the Buddhist connection to going into the woods to find yourself.
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