Rod Meade Sperry reflects upon the death of Derek K. Miller, and how his final piece of writing fearlessly approaches death with love.
Kyo Maclear discusses how we might find relief and perspective when such a crisis seems to take over the news, and, for many of us, our minds.
Visual arts writer and novelist Kyo Maclear shares her experiences of trying to make sense of the news of Japan’s disaster last month.
He may write noir, but that doesn’t mean author Brian Haycock is comfortable with the reality of crime – especially when it happens to him.
Judy Lief teaches us the practice of tonglen – a mindfulness technique that intakes the suffering of others and replaces it with compassion.
Rod Meade Sperry investigates the new Arizona law that seeks to keep religious sectarian laws out of its courts, and how that includes karma.
How can we as meditators turn tragic events into opportunities to give rather than to grasp, to be patient rather than to blame?
Shambhala Sun Senior Editor Barry Boyce shares the backstory about our new book In the Face of Fear: Buddhist Wisdom for Challenging Times
Jung Chang speaks about the reality of living through those times, her impressions of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, and more.
The case of the West Memphis Three – released on August 19, 2011 after eighteen years in prison – is a polarizing one, but it’s important, too.
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