Imagining Reality
What it means to "see things as they are"
three marks of existence
The Far Shore
Want to free yourself from suffering? Make sure to put the four noble truths first, says a Theravada monk.
Go To Your High School Reunion, Dammit
Why events that celebrate the passage of time are perfect reminders of the Buddhist concept of the three marks of existence: non-self, impermanence, and suffering.
Memories in the Mirror
An interview with Ruth Ozeki, a Zen Buddhist priest and recently the author of The Face: A Time Code
Seeing Things as They Are
Understanding the 3 marks of existence
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