Judy Lief is back from the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference with more of her behind-the-scenes reportage on what’s taken place there.
Acharya (senior teacher) Judy Lief continues her reporting from this week’s Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark.
A multi-faith delegation has gathered to discuss how the environmental crisis is rooted in a profound moral and spiritual crisis.
Jan Chozen Bays, Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche, and Frank Ostaseski explore how to face aging and death with an open and fearless mind. Introduction by Judy Lief.
In the gaps we notice moments of clarity, wakefulness, and peace. Enlightened mind turns out to be very ordinary and present, says Judy Lief.
To be a societal force for change, you either have to work from an outsider stance or infiltrate and work from within.
Photo by Stephanie GA.We may think dharma is learned from books and meditation practice, but, according to Judy Lief, the most powerful teachings come from relationships.
Photo by Triratna Photos.Wisdom, says Judy Lief, is not about answers. It’s about the power of questioning, about developing a great inquisitiveness that cuts through all solidity and self-deception.
We could look at our life as a whole as a journey from our birth to our death, says Judy Lief. But we should not stop there. We could take a closer look.
Photo by Traci ThrasherJudy Lief reviews Robert Thurman’s translation of the Tibetan Book of the Dead.
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