Playwright Jean-Claude van Itallie teaches self-expression centered in the body and the moment. Theater, he says, is all about “the vividness of now.”
Barry Boyce profiles Jon Kabat-Zinn, whose mindfulness stress reduction program has brought the benefits of meditation practice to thousands of people.
When Meg Federico helped start up a program for lonely older people and their caregivers, she didn’t know what she was getting into.
Marc Ian Barasch searches our society for compassion in action, compassionate people, and ways to find the compassion inside himself.
Advice from four prominent Buddhist teachers on opening up to the dharma so it really changes your life. Interviews by Trish Deitch Rohrer.
Teachings at a meditation retreat by the renowned Chan Master Sheng Yen on stanzas one through five of the Chinese classic Song of Mind.
From her book Sacred Voices, Sandra Scales offers a selection of portraits and teachings by some of the great Nyingma masters of our time.
The time of childhood is going to go fast. I’m doing what I can to slow it down. There’s still time for me to learn some of what they see and know and feel.
God is Big These Days–very big–and thus there is no rest for Karen Armstrong, one of the world’s most authoritative commentators on religious issues.
The renowned novelist Maxine Hong Kingston talks for the first time about the place of Buddhism in her work and life, and “the Chinese Religion.”
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