Leading Christian writer Anne Lamott is married to Vipassana practitioner Neal Allen. Andrea Miller on how this interfaith couple has found the sweet spot where their beliefs meet. They call it “the holy moment.”
Growing Together

To commit to another person is to embark on an adventurous journey. You must be wise and patient to keep your love alive so it will last for a long time.
Ask the Teachers: Should I believe the thought that I want a divorce?

Three teachers answer the question: “How can I know whether or not I should believe the thought I wish I weren’t married to my spouse?”
A Buddhist’s Guide to Weddings and Marriage
All marriages end — either in death or divorce. From a Buddhist perspective, that just makes each day of a marriage even more special. Here is a collection of Buddhist advice on finding profound joy within marital bliss.
Committing to Impermanence
It may not be forever, but for right now Rachel Neumann and her partner of 20 years celebrate their love.
How to Have a (More) Buddhist Wedding
It’s your special day. Why not bring dharma to the proceedings? James Ishmael Ford shares tips on how to do it — without weirding anyone out.
Till Death Do Us Part
“Outside, through the open church doors, I could see our guests, peering in at us.”
Do Buddhists follow prescribed rules regarding marriage or sexuality?
Do Buddhists follow prescribed rules regarding marriage or sexuality? We answer your questions about Buddhism & meditation.
Being Love
Awash in the pain of betrayal and a failed marriage, Laura Munson practices Pema Chödrön’s teachings on loving-kindness. It’s hard but it helps.
Happily Ever After
A gay couple’s decision to wed threw them into the heart of an American culture war.