The host and creator of “On Being” talks about her own spiritual journey, and the changing face of spirituality in America.
By bringing victims and perpetrators together, she’s helping repair harm and turn lives around. Meet restorative justice expert sujatha baliga.
Scott Neeson found his heart—and life’s true riches—in a Phnom Penh garbage dump. Lindsay Kyte profiles the founder of the Cambodian Children’s Fund.
Our associate editor Lindsay Kyte on how Buddhist teachings have impacted her own life, and the importance of learning to love ourselves and others.
Helping others is the ultimate political act. Lindsay Kyte profiles five people who are changing society from the ground up.
With a little pink ink, tattoo artist Amy Black helps breast cancer survivors reclaim their bodies.
San Quentin prison volunteer Tyger Blair finds that prison dharma has changed the perspectives of both inmates and guards—as well as his own.
Lindsay Kyte talks to Sharon Salzberg about how she became one of today’s most relatable Buddhist teachers.
Retreatants join Buddhist teachers Anyen Rinpoche, Karen Maezen Miller, and Josh Korda, along with Lion's Roar staff, for our July 2016 program, "Finding Freedom from Difficult Emotions."From July 29-31, 2016 at New York’s Garrison Institute, we at Lion’s Roar hosted this year’s summer retreat, “Finding Freedom from Painful Emotions.”
We review Orgyen Chowang’s “Our Pristine Mind,” Shinzen Young’s “The Science of Enlightenment,” a Zen poetry book, and more.
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