Body & Mind

Zen in Motion

A Zen teacher and avid runner on her Buddhist approach to movement and meditation

Interview with Vanessa Zuisei Goddard by Gabriel Lefferts

Aug 31, 2020

Belonging in the Body

Granting ourselves permission to feel can help us find acceptance.

By Sebene Selassie

Fall 2020

Healing from Miscarriage

The loss of a pregnancy can lead to deep feelings of isolation, but dharma can help.

By Mindy Newman

Summer 2020

Forever Connected

Some things just hurt. But the key to resilience is remembering that we are never truly alone.

By Sharon Salzberg

Summer 2020

How to stay calm. Detail from the 19th-century Mongolian painting "Kingdom of Shambhala and the Final Battle"

How to Stay Calm in a Raging World

When we observe our anger, we create an opportunity for understanding ourselves and others.

By Mindy Newman

Mar 12, 2020

Learning How to Concentrate

We’re worse at multitasking than we think.

By Dan Zigmond

Dec 03, 2019

How a Himalayan Art Tour Is Helping People with Dementia

The Mindful Connections program at the Rubin Museum offers a creative outlet to its patrons with dementia and provides support for their caregivers.

By Karen Jensen

Nov 21, 2019

Peeling Away the Promise of Desire

Why getting what we crave will not lead to happiness—and what will

By Joseph Goldstein

Winter 2019

I Tried the “Buddhist Monk” Diet—And It Worked

But not just for slimming one ex-monk’s waistline

By Matthew Gindin

Oct 18, 2019

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