How can we follow the news in ways that nurture – and don’t diminish – wellbeing? Media scholar Holly Stocking offers some guidance.
“How can I give my children hope for the future when it looks bleak?” Sylvia Boorstein on how to give our children hope in a worrying time.
In the wake of the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012, Buddhist teacher Guo Gu explored human violence through the lens of the three poisons.
“Intellectually I know that my company does harm to the planet. Can I respect the Buddhist principle of right livelihood and keep my job?”
Karen Maezen Miller offers her advice on taking a break from a difficult relationship, or sticking with it.
She’s no longer the grandmother you remember. Margaret Manteau–Rao on how to love and accept your loved one as she is now.
Getting hooked by your habitual reactions isn’t going to help anyone, says Susan Piver. She suggests five ways you can respond more skillfully.
You needn’t give harbor to thoughts of ill will, says Lewis Richmond, no matter how justified they seem to be.
Following the results of the US presidential election, Jack Kornfield shares how to practice the dharma in these uncertain times.
What is the best response to difficult and uncertain times? Welcome. John Tarrant, Roshi offers 10 Zen pointers on the practice of welcoming.
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