You needn’t give harbor to thoughts of ill will, says Lewis Richmond, no matter how justified they seem to be.
Neuroscientist Christof Koch discusses scientific theories of consciousness with the Dalai Lama.New theories suggest Buddhist teachings on consciousness may be correct, and the implications for science could be huge.
In this TED Talk, BJ Miller, a palliative caregiver at the Zen Hospice Project, describes how he wants to see death redesigned.
Meet the Silicon Valley data scientist who is using the example of the Buddha to help Americans rethink their relationship to food.
When the doctor said “You have cancer,” Phyllis Coletta’s defenses of anger, fear, and self-reliance fell apart. All she had left was gratitude.
The yoga teacher’s instruction was not to think of anything, but what do you do when pushing thoughts away just makes them get bigger?
With a little pink ink, tattoo artist Amy Black helps breast cancer survivors reclaim their bodies.
Medicine Buddha. Photo by/via geraldford
After 13 years as a Buddhist nun, Sister Dang Nghiem looks back on her medical career and realizes monastic practice and medicine aren’t that different.
We view our desire to get rid of disease as a desire to avoid death. But it is often just the opposite: it is an attempt to avoid life.
We asked four teachers — all of whom practice both yoga and Buddhism — how the two can work together.
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