
Magazine History & Philosophy
The New Tradition of Early Buddhism
A recent trend of life-affirming dharma reconsiders some key teachings about suffering.
A recent trend of life-affirming dharma reconsiders some key teachings about suffering.
A portrait of modern anxiety
Our expert explains the meaning of dukkha.
When we practice compassion, we embody an impossible vow.
We are subject to a chronic malaise that infects everything we experience—even what passes for happiness. Seeing this is the crucial first step toward a cure.
Without clear moral guidelines, the author struggles with her pet’s failing health.
Want to free yourself from suffering? Make sure to put the four noble truths first, says a Theravada monk.
In times of remarkable injustice, the “hands-off” Buddhist approach is not enough—we need to get off the cushion and fight.
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