How Chilling Out Gives Us Equanimity
By Lee Glazier I dig tranquility. It’s probably my favorite (uh, I don’t know what I’d call it) I guess, maybe virtue (in the parlance of our times). I’m a Dudeist priest and I’ve practiced...
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When the Practice Doesn’t Fit
By Daniel Scharpenburg We arranged ourselves on our cushions facing the wall. There were...
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Do Buddhists Eat Meat? My Story {Part 1}
By Alex Chong Do Thompson One of the beautiful (and frustrating) things about Buddhist...
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By Debbie Lynn Today I was cut in half. The line was precise—vivid—and in my mind’s eye I could witness this thin separation of dark to light, completely surreal. There was a cool shadow to the right of...
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The Balance of Practicing Hygge & Buddhism: Drops of Enlightenment in the Purple Rain
By Dana Gornall I recently came across a term that seems to be trending in the U.S.,...
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