Garth Stein on Bill Collins poem, “I CHOP SOME PARSLEY WHILE LISTENING TO ART BLAKEY’S VERSION OF “THREE BLIND MICE”.
It’s time we took the Dalai Lama seriously. I know that sounds like a strange thing to say, when the Dalai Lama is one of the best-known and most beloved figures in the world.
Photo by practicalowlAt times … I wish / I could meet in a duel / the man who killed my father
Description of Buddhist books from May 2010.
An increasing number of lawyers are training themselves to work on their inner life in an effort to improve their law practice.
Yuto is a healer of hearts; he’s Japanese, Jewish, universal. Leza Lowitz on letting this special child into her life.
Barry Boyce reports on the growing number of scientists and researchers who are studying how to bring out the best in human nature.
Buddhism is famed for its ability to adapt its universal truths to the concerns of new cultures. So it must be with new generations.
A review of the The Red Book by C.G. Jung – reviewed by John Tarrant.
The Dalai Lama draws lessons for all of us from his own experience dealing with difficult times. A conversation with Mary Robinson, Pico Iyer.
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