How Did You Meet Him?
After losing a friend to cancer, one question at his wake reveals how deeply a single life can touch others.
After losing a friend to cancer, one question at his wake reveals how deeply a single life can touch others.
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.
Sincere effort can still lead to burnout when practice loses its balance. Here are five common ways Dhamma practice quietly turns into strain instead of ease.
Shaking a bamboo cylinder for a temple lot is older than you'd guess, and the Buddha actually had something pointed to say about fortune-telling. Here's how to use a Guan Yin lot without turning it into fate.
Recognising anger without judgement is the first step to healing it. The Buddha offers down-to-earth tools for transforming this fire.
A heartfelt reflection on a Plum Village retreat, revealing how mindfulness can be gently woven into everyday moments to cultivate presence, compassion, and inner refuge.
Through embracing emotions and deepening connections, the experience offers practical insights for living with greater love, understanding, and peace beyond the retreat.