You’re hungry, but what are you really hungry for? Sasha Loring on opening your heart, offering your attachments, and being mindful.
Thich Nhat Hanh and Dr. Lilian Cheung on how the simple act of mindfully eating an apple can bring you many delights.
We want the sun; we get the rain. But where does the doorway of disappointment lead? Elizabeth Brownrigg on disappointment as a treasure.
There are plenty of good books these days on cultivating mindfulness, awareness, and compassion. Barry Boyce offers a few recommendations.
It may not ring as clearly, but it can ring as sweetly. Diane Ackerman on her husband’s stroke and the language of healing.
Meditators say their practice fundamentally changes the way they experience life. Michael Baime reports on the neuroscience behind this.
Photo by Amanda Segur.A vomiting child in an airport hotel—it wasn’t the vacation she had in mind. Anne Cushman on the teachings of a trip gone awry.
Stuart Lord, president of Naropa University, on the value of contemplative education.
Barry Boyce reports on a group of far-thinking digital leaders who are using mindfulness to humanize the brave new world they have created.
Line Goguen-Hughes reports on colleges and universities offering contemplative alternatives to conventional forms of study.
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