Seeing the Unseen
How can we be good spiritual friends and build more welcoming and inclusive sanghas? It starts with seeing who is not in the room.
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After Thay
Plum Village reckons with the loss of its founder.
Personal Reflections Zen Buddhism
Sitting Nowhere Leaving No Traces
A meditator learns that the zendo is wherever you sit.
The Next Buddha May Be a Sangha
The late Buddhist teacher Thich Nhat Hanh on the importance of community in our practice
How Recognizing Her Autism Helped One Practitioner Form Lasting Friendships
An excerpt from Autism and Buddhist Practice
The Monastery of Open Doors
Treeleaf Zendo’s priest-training program for practitioners unable to take the traditional route
‘Dharma Vote’ Organization Meeting Weekly Until the Midterm Elections
The group aims to boost voter turnout by hosting guest lectures and letter-writing campaigns on Zoom.
How Can Sanghas Respond to the Overturning of Roe v Wade?
As we grapple with the spiritual and practical issues of bodily autonomy, safety, and belonging, it’s important to remember that we still have a choice: to be there for each other.
Leaving My Sangha
Having experienced the disintegration of her sangha, a practitioner finds wisdom within the inevitability of change.
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