Photo by Paul I. Barskey.Artist Rima Fujita helps teach Tibetan kids the facts of life.
I was hungry when I attended my first Nichiren Buddhist meeting in 1988. I mean that literally.
Are Buddhists hornier, or at least more promiscuous, than other religious groups?
The Under 35 Project, original writings by younger Buddhist practitioners, gives us Sarah Jackson’s funny and honest “Fame in My Brain. ”
The newest Under 35 Project, which gathers original writings by younger Buddhist practitioners, is Rebecca Jamieson’s “The Dharma of Desire”.
The first selection from Shambhala Publications’ Under 35 Project is Stillman Brown’s “Pride and Precepts: Being Buddhist in New York”.
Brad Warner talks about the idea of “misusing” sex, and what Buddhism does and doesn’t have to say about it – audio.
Zen teacher Brad Warner addresses the notion of sexual preferences. Dealing with them isn’t as simple or difficult as some would believe.
Genine Lentine on how a McJob and her brother’s magic tricks led her to the zendo. Advisory: this piece contains adult language.
The teachers are asked “How does one deal with one’s sexuality on an individual level, within sangha, and especially with Buddhists in a teaching role?
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