Learning from Doubt
When we learn about doubt in meditation, we can then learn to face doubt wisely in our life. Here’s how to start: begin by looking...
When we learn about doubt in meditation, we can then learn to face doubt wisely in our life. Here’s how to start: begin by looking...
This human world is sometimes called the desire realm because so much of it runs on desire and wanting. How to relate wisely with desire...
In popular Western culture we are taught that the way to achieve happiness is to change our external environment to fit our wishes. But this...
The Buddhist approach to this collective suffering is to turn toward it. We understand that genuine happiness and meaning will come through tending to suffering....
When we start to pay attention with mindfulness, we start seeing the illusion of separateness. This is also known as the small sense of self...
It is easy to feel overwhelmed by global problems. Climate change. Wars across the Middle East. Streams of refugees. Racism. Prison reform. Homelessness. Economic injustice....
How can we foster peace and understanding, compassion and well-being for humans and for all beings? We know this is possible individually. In our practice...
“O Nobly Born” the Buddhist texts begin, remember your Buddha Nature. Remember your innate capacity for dignity, understanding and vast compassion. These gifts were born...
Robert Johnson, the noted Jungian analyst, acknowledges how difficult it is for many of us to believe in our goodness. We more easily take our...
The path of awakening begins with a step the Buddha called right understanding. Right understanding has two parts. To start with, it asks a question...
Without understanding the source of suffering, human beings strive to gain happiness by possessiveness and greed, through violence and hatred. We act out of delusion...
Traditional teachings focus so often on love and its transformative spirit that we can overlook a more basic and fundamental power—the tolerant heart. Human differences...