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Postures & Movements

by John Stevens, Kabir Helminski, M. Alejandro Chaou and Francesco Garri Garripol| March 1, 2007

Postures & Movements

Yoga is not the only form of moving meditation. A look at some other traditions that join body and mind in transcendent movement.

Intimate Distances

by Francisco J. Varela| September 1, 2004

Intimate Distances
Photo via pixabay.

Photo via pixabay.Speculations on the nature of self, other, boundary and embodiment by the great cognitive scientist and Buddhist practitioner Francisco J. Varela, written after undergoing a liver transplant. The scene is viewed from the side. The patient is lying on his half-raised hospital bed. Tubes, sutures and drains cover his body from nose to […]

Mind and Body at the Extreme

by Noa Jones| September 1, 2004

Mind and Body at the Extreme
Photo by Braden Collum.

When body and mind join as one, performance is at a peak and the experience is almost spiritual. Noa Jones talks to athletes about the practice of sport.

The Wisdom of the Body and the Search for the Self

by Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche| September 1, 2004

The Wisdom of the Body and the Search for the Self

From the impermanent to the heroic to the sacred—The Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche on how the view of body changes and evolves in the three vehicles of Buddhism.

Celibacy and the Awareness of Sexuality

by Ajahn Thanasanti| September 1, 2003

Celibacy and the Awareness of Sexuality

Ajahn Thanasanti explains why practicing celibacy is one of the best ways to experience and understand our sexuality.

To Touch Enlightenment with the Body

by Reginald Ray| January 1, 2003

To Touch Enlightenment with the Body
Photo by Samuel Zeller.

In the part two of his series, Reginald Ray talks about how the body is not just the pathway to realization but the embodiment of enlightenment itself.

The Floating Heads

by Reginald Ray| September 1, 2002

The Floating Heads
Photo by Samuel Zeller.

Many Western Budddhists, says Reginald Ray, perpetuate the mind/body, secular/sacred dualism that has marked our culture since early Christianity.

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