
Psychology

To what extent do we control our actions?

Personal ReflectionsMagazine | Feature
The Wall
What remains when the mind goes?

The Practice of Receiving Feedback
Five steps for gracefully kitesurfing the winds of praise and blame

Personal Reflections Interviews
Relaxing into Freedom
How we can learn to let go of our sense that there’s something wrong with us

The Mind’s Projection
A Buddhist meditation teacher on how thoughts shape our reality

Licking Honey from a Razor Blade
How we can learn to work with the worldly winds of pleasure and pain

Deepening Zen through Poetry and Psychotherapy
Mitra Bishop Roshi talks about her new book and moving away from the one-size-fits-all notion of Zen practice.

Personal Reflections Buddhist Chaplaincy
How a Zen Practitioner and Chaplain Thinks about the Conflict Between No-self and Psychoanalysis
For Howard Ruan, the key point comes down to aspiration.

In New Training Program, Naropa University Aims to Bring Mindfulness to Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy
With legalization for psychedelics on the horizon the Boulder, Colorado school launches a ten-month training program for aspiring psychedelic guides

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