We cling to our own worldviews, says Dorotea Mendoza. Imagine if we listened to each other instead.
The combination of wisdom and compassion—the very essence of Buddhism—leads to that all-American value, freedom. It is, says Duncan Ryuken Williams, freedom in the most profound sense.
George Floyd’s mother couldn’t come running when he called for her, says Trudy Goodman. But mothers of the human family did come running, pouring out to call for racial justice.
As we learn to limit our consumption, a peace appears, says Sean Feit Oakes. Without this peace, the fire that burns our hearts and communities can never be put out.
We review “Love and Rage: The Path of Liberation through Anger” by Lama Rod Owens.
We review “You Belong: A Call for Connection” by Sebene Selassie.
We review “Without Ever Reaching the Summit: A Journey” by Paolo Cognetti.
We review “Dreams of Light: The Profound Daytime Practice of Lucid Dreaming” by Andrew Holecek.
We review “How Not to Be a Hot Mess: A Survival Guide for Modern Life” by Craig and Devon Hase.
We review “An Artful Path to Mindfulness: MBSR-Based Activities for Using Creativity to Reduce Stress and Embrace the Present Moment” by Janet Slom.
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