Rick Bass showed Scott the best places, the secret places, of Montana’s remote Yaak Valley. Together, they fought to protect the wilderness.
Leanora McClellan’s grandma handed down many skills and four crazy cups that have no price.
Jennifer Horton explains how meditation helped her transform her fear of dying into the aspiration to wake up and really live.
Photo by A. Jesse Jiryu DavisFrank Ostaseski reviews “Buddhist Care for the Dying and Bereaved” and “The Arts of Contemplative Care”, two books about Buddhist hospice.
We’re pleased to present another one of Leanora McLellan’s Zen stories, “Time to Die.”
“Profound loss can create a sudden, uninvited wake-up call,” says Lisa Wilson. When she received hers, she was gifted with new perspectives.
Buddhists from around the world have joined in offering condolences to the victims’ families of the Newtown school shooting.
Guidance and perspective from Thubten Chodron addressesing the sadness, anger, and confusion that these events invariably bring up.
In a London chapel devoted to American war dead, Melody Ermachild Chavis realizes that maybe her father been there for her all along.
Dr. Friederike Boissevain on how Zen practice has taught her that being present with a mind of not knowing is sometimes the best medicine.
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