Melissa Myozen Blacker proposes that awakening isn’t that complicated. It’s when we encounter something just as it is, without preconception.
Meditation sometimes doesn’t feel pleasurable to me. Any tips?
The more carefree you are from deep within, the better your dharma practice is.
In this personal story of waking up on the spot, Joan Halifax recalls a lesson that won’t be forgotten.
The eight worldly concerns classify the attachments and aversions that yoke us to samsara—the four hopes and four fears, which we cycle through endlessly.
They say that fences make good neighbors, but in this story of waking up on the spot, Kate Wheeler learns that some barriers should just come down.
In April, we asked our readers, “When someone asks you why you’re a Buddhist, what’s your 30-second answer?”
Wake Up in Every Moment: Guidance and tools to help you enjoy the benefits of Buddhist meditation all day long.
Illustration by André Slob.The subject of Buddhist ethics usually brings up negative reactions, but Ethan Nichtern proposes a better way forward.
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