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These Mesmerizing Zen Garden Videos Offer a Calming Antidote to Your Doomscrolling
Self-taught video artist Yuki Kawae hopes that his designs provide relief and inspire unity amidst troubled times and cluttered feeds.
Self-taught video artist Yuki Kawae hopes that his designs provide relief and inspire unity amidst troubled times and cluttered feeds.
A professor uses wisdom from Asian religions to help millennial students regain focus and the benefits that come with it
A Q&A with meditator poet Diego Perez (Yung Pueblo)
Amid all the information (and misinformation), I find an anchor in being mindful about my news consumption.
Facebook, Twitter, Instagram—these sites and other social media platforms can be emotional minefields, and they eat up far more time than many of us are OK with. Triratna teacher Bodhipaksa offers five practices from the Buddha that we can use to break our e-addictions.
By learning to notice our biases, we can avoid deepening the tribal divide.
Our new digital world has made it impossible to believe in infallible teachers. What comes next is up to us.
The most important parts of Buddhist author Robert Wright’s newsletter are the stories that aren’t there.
What a faux-spiritual Facebook page run by Kremlin propagandists can teach us about encountering our own biases and emotional reactions.
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