Lessons from a Master Spy
Compassion is not about groups. It is about individuals.
Ken McLeod
Anger
How to recognize it, work with it, and even find wisdom in it.
On Not Being Special
Only a lucky few attain enlightenment, but there is nothing special about them—or you.
Forget Happiness
Commentary on two verses from Tokme Zongpo’s Thirty-seven Practices of a Bodhisattva
Two Truths
There is no ultimate truth. There is no relative truth.
Unfettered Mind is Back!
Buddhist teacher Ken McLeod, who has long been on digital dharma’s cutting edge, recently relaunched his website, Unfettered Mind. In September we will be launching a series of video teachings by Ken, in which he will…
Wake-up call: You don’t have to do whatever your guru says
Buddhism’s development in the West has sometimes been rocky, particularly with regard to teacher-student relationships. With decades of experience under his belt, Ken McLeod offers some sound advice in a 2002 interview: In the Vajrayana tradition…
Ken McLeod on Intention
In a recent talk at Unfettered Mind, Ken McLeod discusses different strategies for being able to implement intention. Intention is only half the battle; you have to be able to see it through. You intend to…
Angry, angry, angry
From Teabaggers (I never got used to “Tea Partiers” and stick with the name they gave themselves) to television news shriekers to the average Jane and Joe on the street (employed or not), Americans seem pretty…
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