Embodied Practice, Experiential Awareness
Ian A. Baker offers the opening commentary to the Buddhadharma Spring 2024 issue.
Ian A. Baker offers the opening commentary to the Buddhadharma Spring 2024 issue.
Discover the path to embodied wisdom, compassion, and kindness at Sukhasiddhi Foundation, a spiritual center rooted in the Vajrayana/Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
Why you might take up the Buddhist practice of maranasati, or mindfulness of death — even if you really, really don’t want to.
In this teaching by Ken Jones, the Buddhist teacher and poet gives practical guidance on how to we can develop a positive response to our misfortunes.
Ajahn Thanasanti explains why practicing celibacy is one of the best ways to experience and understand our sexuality.
Stricken with anxiety as a child, Buddhist teacher Mingyur Rinpoche learned how to heal his panic with awareness. He teaches us three techniques that helped him.
The essence of mind is empty, luminous awareness. Mingyur Rinpoche on the Tibetan Buddhist practice of Dzogchen.
James C. Hopkins on how—through writing—you can find the flow of awareness, free of judgment.
RAIN helps us cultivate awareness, self-compassion, and resilience. Instructions by Gullu Singh.
Discover how mindful eating fosters awareness and appreciation of food, helping to improve eating habits and enhance the connection between mind, body, and environment.