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What’s in a name? If you’d asked the citizens of Lemig, Vermont a week ago what makes Mayor Ronald Green qualified for the job of running their fair city, you’d have gotten a host of replies: He’s “trustworthy.” He’s of “old Lemig blood.” But ask them today, and there’s a distinct change in tone: “Ronald […]
There’s another perspective of kindness that is so common it often goes unnoticed: a simple sense of being of the same kind.
By Canadian filmmaker David Cherniack, a new documentary film follows thirty-five Westerners as they attempt an eight-week, silent retreat.
Zen priests who want to be stylish (and stylish people who want Zen fashion) need look no further than Bon, a Hiroshima-based fashion house.
Is Wolverine a Buddhist? Well, that may be pushing things.
Each week we choose an image that’s been submitted to seeingfresh.com that really exemplifies the practice of contemplative photography.
The gift a flash of emptiness can give, writes Leslie Gossett, is an opening to the world.
In the Mojave Desert, J. Jason Graff reflects on silence, time, and slowing down in our modern age through mindfulness.
A guest post by Lorenn Walker, public health educator and longtime meditator, on the compassion of restorative justice.
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