Here’s the latest from The Under 35 Project, by Marloes Lasker. “I started receiving what was going on purely in the moment.”
Genine Lentine interviews artist Harrell Fletcher, whose art embodies not just the concept of beginner’s mind, but also social responsibility.
A student of Geshe Tenzin Wangyal is leading a unique meditation program for cancer patients at the M.D. Anderson Mays Clinic in Houston.
Cloud Atlas presents a surprisingly traditional view of karma and rebirth— “and so any attempt to figure out its logic is probably doomed.”
Here’s the latest from The Under 35 Project by Joshua Shin, about overcoming our initial attachment to the practice itself.
A new Earth Dharma column by Jill S. Schneiderman, encouraging us to broaden our use of the word “being”.
A look into the new Wachowski sibling’s film that explores Buddhist concepts of karma and rebirth.
In the public’s minds, Zen temples are probably most often envisioned as bastions of quietude and order. But the pioneers at San Francisco Zen Center—which just celebrated its fiftieth anniversary—see something more. They see a realm where statues of bodhisattvas can collude with sculptures made of sound.
Here’s the latest from The Under 35 Project by Carol Lorton Shilor, about finding clarity in the darkest moments.
A new documentary shows that women in the third phase of their lives have long been underestimated, and have much to offer society.
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