Personal ReflectionsMagazine | Feature
Not Empty, Not Full
A food addict finds freedom in constraint.
Sangha
Combating Ableism at the Zendo
Reflections from the Soto Zen Buddhist Association's recent Disability in Zen Workshop Series
Making the Sangha Whole
A nun in the Tibetan tradition celebrates the full ordination of women.
A Sangha of One
A poet explores the highs and lows of a solitary practice
Sangha in the Age of Long COVID
Buddhist spaces relaxing their COVID safety measures brought relief to many, but for chronically ill or immunocompromised practitioners, those changes also brought risk.
1,000 Buddhas on a Native American Reservation
A special connection between Tibetans and Native Americans in western Montana is helping a Buddhist peace garden thrive.
Free Colin Dorsey
Ninety-six Zen priests unite to demand the release of a “Cop City” protester
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.
After Thay
Plum Village reckons with the loss of its founder.
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