Equanimity in Adversity: A Zen Story about Wild Horses
By Daniel Scharpenburg There’s an old zen story I really like and I want to share it...
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Today I Prayed
By Debbie Lynn Hanging on to the edge of change; autumn is looming, sultry, dark and...
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Can We Find a Sangha Built around an American Buddhist Practice? (Part 2)
By Joe Lamport This year marks the bicentennial of Thoreau’s birth, which explains in part...
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Why I Meditate
By Tyson Davis Friends ask me fairly often why I meditate. Sometimes it’s with a derisive...
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Possibly the Best Response Ever: Is That So?
By Lee Glazier Here’s a Zen koan, thingy, that I really dig. This is not, uh,...
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