Getting hooked by your habitual reactions isn’t going to help anyone, says Susan Piver. She suggests five ways you can respond more skillfully.
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Offer Your Depression
Once I was in a meeting with a publisher to discuss a book I was writing (for which he had paid a tidy sum). He hated it. He hated me.
A Buddhist Teacher’s Advice for Online Dating
Buddhist teacher Susan Piver shares her advice for entering the online dating world.
Read Melvin McLeod’s introduction from The Best Buddhist Writing 2011
The 2011 edition of The Best Buddhist Writing – edited by Melvin McLeod and the editors of Lion’s Roar – is now available.
Wisdom of a Broken Heart – Part 1: The Reluctant Road Warrior
Susan Piver’s two-part story from her book tour promoting Wisdom of a Broken Heart.
Buddhists respond to #Ferguson and #EricGarner
Over the last two weeks, we have watched two non-indictment verdicts appear in headlines—first in Ferguson, then in New York City.
From the Under 35 Project: Drinking to Distraction
Jenna Hollenstein explores how and why she quit drinking, one of many distractions she was using to remove herself from the present moment.
Osama bin Laden’s death: Reactions from a Buddhist or mindful perspective
A series of Buddhist perspectives and reactions in the wake of Osama bin Laden’s death.
Lion’s Roar Staff’s Favorite Buddhist Books of 2018
Lion’s Roar staff members look back at 2018 and choose their favorite Buddhist book of the year.
Two-Minute Meditations for Anytime, Anywhere
Life is busy. Here’s a selection of quick meditations to work with emotional distress and foster mindfulness when time is scarce.