True Nature of the Cosmos Body
According to the late Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh, if we look deeply at our body, we can see the entire universe.
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After Death Haikus
Following multiple near-death experiences, a poet turns to death haikus to relearn how to live.
Just Snow, Just Now
Illness, aging, and the work of being with what is
Thank You for Your Great Effort
An insight teacher on spiritual friendship and the power of naming what is stuck
Healing Our Inner Child
How we can recognize and transform harmful behaviors we’re still holding onto—and let go of the stories that no longer serve us
The Discipline of Compassion
Zen teacher Anna Maria Shinnyo Marradi on mushotoku, women in Zen, and acting without self-interest
“Happens to the Heart”
Leonard Cohen imparts wisdom on a fellow priest while they care for their dying teacher.
When Zazen Was No Longer Possible
Uchiyama Roshi’s return to chanting in his final years
When You Are You, Zen Is Zen
A new collection reveals Shunryu Suzuki’s quiet clarity and subtle teachings.
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