Wilson shares his reflections about a memoir that explores meditation, mortality and meaning through the eyes of someone who spent seventeen years as a monk.
A bat, the Buddha, and a book that can be read from both ends made this writer ask how much of what is called "reality" was actually built out of habit, memory and inherited stories.
A reflection on how Rental Family illuminates Buddhist teachings on suffering, non-self, and loving-kindness. The film reminds us that being truly present for others may matter more than any role we play.
Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey turned out to be an unexpected Dhamma talk, complete with sirens singing about craving and a bow only one person can string.
Obsession turns a familiar romantic fantasy into horror: what if the person you want finally chooses you completely? Through Bear’s wish, the film shows how craving can turn love into possession.
Discover the Buddhist lessons hidden in K-Pop Demon Hunters through Ejae, Rumi and the values of resolve and patience.
