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Inside the September 2020 issue of Lion’s Roar magazine

The September 2020 issue of Lion’s Roar magazine features Buddhist wisdom and meditations on the healing power of your heart. Inside, you’ll also find a profile of artist and activist Mayumi Oda; six meditations for growing love and compassion; Buddhist wisdom for a better world from Zenju Earthlyn Manuel, Trudy Goodman, Norman Fischer; Buddhist book reviews; and much more.

Editorial / Welcome to the Issue

Love Is Not All We Need by Melvin McLeod

The Healing Power of Your Heart

Buddhist wisdom and meditations to grow the healing power in your heart — for yourself, for others, and for a better world.

6 Meditations to Grow Your Love and Compassion

Stories of Love, Kindness & Connection

Plus

Awakening to the Goddess

Andrea Miller on the art and activism of Japanese American visionary Mayumi Oda.

Our Future Is Now: Buddhist Wisdom for a Better World

At this crucial moment in history, nine Buddhists o er their wisdom about how we can create the kind of caring, just, and peaceful world we all want. Because if not now, when?

Heart & Mind

Finding a Better Balance
Equanimity protects us from emotional overreaction and allows us to rest in a bigger perspective. Christiane Wolf on how to cultivate it.

This Dharma Life

Pa’s Smile
Jaimal Yogis‘s dad explained his final wishes: “I’ve gotten so much from Buddhism for good living, I’m not going to pass up their tips for good dying.”

First Thought

Erased No More
After years of struggling to fit in, Yenkuei Chuang decides to stand up for her identity and heritage as an Asian American Buddhist.

Inside Buddhadharma

Realer Than Real
Zen teacher Judy Roitman couldn’t connect with the elaborate cosmology of Mahayana Buddhism until she understood its message: that time and space are flexible and everything is infinitely connected.

Advice for Difficult Times

Overworked & Overwhelmed
“My work and family responsibilities are demanding these days, and it’s not an option to drop any of them. I’m not able to do anything as well as I’d like to and I feel stressed, exhausted, and frustrated. How can I survive this?” Furyu Nancy Schroeder answers.

Bodhisattvas

Caregivers for the Spirit
Ministering to the sick, the dying, and their loved ones is hard enough at the best of times. Four chaplains in the Bay Area share what it was like as the pandemic raged.

Meet A Teacher

Gina Sharpe

Books Reviews

We review Love and Rage by Lama Rod Owens, You Belong by Sebene Selassie, Dreams of Light by Andrew Holecek, and more.

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