Torn between faith and reason, Georgia sought solace in an Abrahamic tradition but found its foundations hard to reconcile with her questioning mind. Returning to Buddhism, she rediscovered clarity through mindfulness, wise guidance, and a gentler path towards peace.
Rebirth is less about what happens after death, and more about how we meet each moment before it. Through illness and insight, we see how impermanence can free us rather than break us.
Amanda Quek, a Dhamma practitioner with terminal cancer, shares how reflecting on death kickstarts deeper practice. Her clarity remains a guide even five years on.
Self-judgment often blocks spiritual progress. This reflection on the Buddha’s guidance shows how to embrace your humanity, rejoice in virtue, and nurture joy on the path.
Not all exits are caused by burnout—sometimes, growth calls us forward. This piece explores how to leave with intention and alignment.
Ai En's review of Pema Chödrön’s 'When Things Fall Apart', which teaches lessons on how to deal with uncertainty, anxiety, and pain.
