Guidance and perspective from Thubten Chodron addressesing the sadness, anger, and confusion that these events invariably bring up.
Feeling herself falling after her divorce, Samantha Claire Updegrave eventually finds flight in this latest post from The Under 35 Project.
Here’s the latest from The Under 35 Project by Carol Lorton Shilor, about finding clarity in the darkest moments.
From The Under 35 Project, Kelley Clink explains how starting a meditation practice helped her to work with her grief after a family tragedy.
Here’s the latest installment in the Under 35 Project, “Heart on Fire” by Brian Otto Kimmel. It’s the first post June’s theme, Social Action.
On our theme of embracing change, it’s time to share this poignant and helpful reflection from author and change consultant Susan Quinn.
Embrace Change: leading Buddhist teachers and writers offer stories, teachings, and meditations to help us embrace the change in our lives.
Great poets honor it, and all of us have smacked headlong into it. Sit with failure long enough, says Ellen Graf, and it always transforms.
“The world I inherited was a broken, unjust world—a world far from okay.” Jiryu Rutschman-Byler examines what it means to be “okay”.
Stan Goldberg gains sobering insights into death and his own insecurities during a retreat with Ribur Rinpoche.
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