Cinthia Font and Lama Karma Yeshe Chodron, share not only the place the translator holds in the transmission of the dharma, but also how it feels to sit in that seat and hold that responsibility.
Hechas con masa de maíz, las arepas se comen en América del Sur desde la época precolombina. Para Mariana Restrepo son un recuerdo de todas las manos que la han alimentado, de todas las manos que la han formado.
Arepas have been eaten in South America since pre-Columbian times. For Mariana Restrepo, they’re a reminder of all the hands that have fed and shaped her.
La Sarmiento, Margarita Loinaz y Carol Iwata discuten las experiencias del budismo BIPOC –los obstáculos que enfrentan, y las contribuciones que están haciendo. A continuación, en un foro moderado, y con una introducción de Mariana Restrepo.
La Sarmiento, Margarita Loinaz, and Carol Iwata discuss the experiences of BIPOC Buddhist practitioners—the obstacles they face, and the contributions they are making. Moderated and with an introduction by Mariana Restrepo.
Lion’s Roar associate editor Mariana Restrepo talks to award-winning novelist, poet, and essayist Erika L. Sánchez about her new memoir, “Crying in the Bathroom.”
La editora asociada de Lion’s Roar, Mariana Restrepo, comparte su experiencia personal para encarnar todas las facetas de sus identidades interseccionales.
Mariana Restrepo shares her journey towards embodying all facets of her intersectional identities.
Nuestra Editora Asociada en Lion’s Roar, Mariana Restrepo reimagina el último musical de Disney, Encanto, como un modo de enseñarles a nuestros niños acerca del budismo.
Looking for ways to teach her toddler about Buddhism, Mariana Restrepo finds valuable lessons about compassion and the causes of suffering in Disney’s Encanto.
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