When a Person Moves On: Healing without suppressing grief
TLDR: Is 'moving on' about forgetting or embracing memories? Explore the depths of grief and healing in the Buddhist context.
Ai En
Ai En
A collector of human stories, Ai En is passionate about sharing life experiences and mistakes with others so that everyone can grow in this Samsara journey. Data & A.I. are key areas of hobbies for her.
What a Layoff taught me about Who I Am Beyond My Career
When the layoffs started, I thought I was untouchable. As a high performing recruiter at one of tech's biggest firms, I had it all - a comfortable life, the travel, and the premium free food. My career was a large part of my identity. Then the dreaded town hall...
Barbie & Buddha: 6 Dhamma moments you might have missed in Barbie
Discover the wisdom of Buddha's teachings reflected in the 2023 film 'Barbie', directed by Greta Gerwig. Explore how Barbie's journey mirrors concepts of non-self, suffering, and mindfulness
4 suttas that helped my relationship thrive after it nearly crashed.
I always thought of suttas as always being serious and all about practice. Having dived deeper into them, I found some that were extremely helpful in becoming a better partner to my husband.
How a monk’s one word saved my marriage
My relationship with my husband was going stale and we both felt a sense of draining affection in our marriage; attending a Dhamma talk was a pivotal change for our relationship.
Caring for Those Who Don’t Wish for us to Care
Does it suck when our help is rejected even though we know we can REALLY help the person? Frustration often sets in. How can we approach helping others who don’t want our care?
