In this short piece, Eli Brown-Stevenson explains his personal vow, “Don’t comment.”
Stuck at the Airport?
Sylvia Boorstein arrives at the airport to find her flight is delayed. What better place to work with one’s mind?
What Dipa Ma taught Sylvia Boorstein about the mind of equanimity
Buddhist teacher Sylvia Boorstein shares the important lesson on equanimity she learned from the prolific meditation teacher Dipa Ma.
Famous street artist “invades” Bhutan with Buddhist-inspired mosaics
The French street artist “Invader” recently installed eleven mosaic artworks in Bhutan inspired by Buddhism and Buddhist culture.
Beginner’s Mind or Imposter Syndrome?
As a young, female Zen teacher, Gesshin Greenwood struggles to find the line between humility and self-criticism.
Three Means to Peace: Mindfulness, Compassion, and Wisdom
Joseph Goldstein on how three principles of meditation can be applied to the world’s conflicts.
What “radical dharma” means to Rev. angel Kyodo williams
“I’m dedicated to promoting what the Buddha was dedicated to promoting, which is liberation,” says Rev. angel Kyodo williams.
How Practice Can Actually Get Better after Having Children
Even in the daily insanity of parenthood, your Buddhist practice can thrive. As Sumi Loundon Kim explains, it’s all about how you see it.
An expert on faith-based abuse talks about how Buddhists can address sexual misconduct
Buddhist Criminologist Michael Salter talks to Lion’s Roar about addressing and preventing sexual abuse in Buddhist communities.
Rock garden made of sugar memorializes Japanese Canadian forced labor on sugar farms
The garden, made of granulated beet sugar, pays tribute to the experience of Japanese Canadians forced to work on sugar beet farms.









