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Taking Care of Others (Without Exploding into a Thousand Bits)

Timely advice for countering burnout

By Pamela Gayle White

Mar 28, 2021

Mute the Commentary

Letting mental chatter be can lessen our clinging to anguish.

By Charlotte Joko Beck

Mar 27, 2021

Being in Body Time

Unlike our minds, our bodies always exist in the radical present.

By Willa Blythe Baker

Mar 06, 2021

Give & Take with Dianne Scott

A dancer, yoga instructor, and retired special education teacher talks about developing communities where bodies of all ages are welcome.

Interview by with Dianne Scott by Anne Doran

Spring 2021

The Things We Do to Feel Well

Netflix’s (Un)Well examines the promises of the wellness industry.

By Noelle Oxenhandler

Winter 2020

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

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In an excerpt from Secularizing Buddhism: New Perspectives on a Dynamic Tradition, scholar Sarah Shaw recognizes the value and potential pitfalls of secular interpretations of Buddhism.

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Jul 27, 2021

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A Matter of Life and Death

Thoughts on a classic text about dying and duality from a late Zen teacher

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Summer 2021

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The Steadying Power of Patience

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Jul 2021

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