Each week we choose an image that’s been submitted to seeingfresh.com that really exemplifies the practice of contemplative photography.
“Spiritual but not Religious”: Shambhala Sun Editor-in-Chief Melvin McLeod has laid out 10 reasons why Buddhism might be enriching to the growing number of us who identify that way. Reason #1 appears here, with the rest to follow in the days ahead. (Click here to read Melvin’s introduction to this series.) There is no Buddhist […]
It wasn’t so long ago that most Americans took their religion for granted. You were born into a religion, you lived in it, and you died in it. It’s the way humans have related to religion for thousands of years. Until now. Today, a significant and growing number of Americans do not identify themselves as […]
Can a combination of Buddhist principles and divorce mediation techniques soften the rancorous rhetoric in the U.S. Congress?
Each week we choose an image that’s been submitted to seeingfresh.com that really exemplifies the practice of contemplative photography.
The Vatican yesterday used the occasion of Vesakh to issue its annual greeting message to the Buddhist community.
Each week we choose an image that’s been submitted to seeingfresh.com that really exemplifies the practice of contemplative photography.
We’ve all seen variations of the cliched “water droplet and ripples” image that’s used to sell spiritually minded products. An unusual twist:
Lion’s Roar Deputy Editor Andrea Miller’s introduction to Buddha’s Daughters, a book showcasing the writing of female practitioners.
Each week we choose an image that’s been submitted to seeingfresh.com that really exemplifies the practice of contemplative photography.
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