Deputy Editor Andrea Miller’s editorial introduction to the January 2014 issue of Lion’s Roar magazine.
With just seventeen syllables, the essence of haiku is what isn’t said. Mary Rose O’Reilley on reciting Basho to the Northern forest.
Ram Dass has led a long life of loving and being loved: the patience, humor, and grace of one of our most influential spiritual figures.
Associate Editor Rod Meade Sperry’s editorial introduction of the November 2013 issue of Lion’s Roar magazine.
About a Poem: Christopher Martin analyzes Byron Herbert Reece’s poem, “Mountain Fiddler”.
When someone we care about is seriously ill, we often feel uncomfortable and don’t know what to do. This book gives some good advice.
Photo courtesy of UN Photo / AFThe late Dag Hammarskjöld, Secretary-General of the United Nations, was both a deeply spiritual person and a highly effective diplomat.
Six non-Buddhists — Kim S. Robinson, Donna M. Johnson, Pico Iyer, Christian McEwen, Seth Greenland, and Jessica Little — on how Buddhism has benefited them
From her childhood in the Jim Crow South to her ascent as a Pulitzer Prize winning novelist, Alice Walker has been on a journey towards truth.
Here is the gate through which the buddhas come into the world, born of women, born of wisdom. Judith Simmer-Brown comments on this koan.
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