A Buddhist Guide to Overcoming Anxiety
This reflection explores anxiety through a Buddhist lens, offering clear, usable practices for managing mental spirals.
A Buddhist Guide to Overcoming Anxiety
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When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chödrön: A Personal Reflection
When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chödrön: A Personal Reflection
Ai En's review of Pema Chödrön’s 'When Things Fall Apart', which teaches lessons on how to deal with uncertainty, anxiety, and pain.
The Silent Shutdown: How to Recognise When You’re Suppressing Your Emotions
The Silent Shutdown: How to Recognise When You’re Suppressing Your Emotions
A quick article on how to spot emotional suppression and shutdown, why we shouldn't do it, and how to deal with it when we do.
Why your Buddhist friends won’t judge you for seeking help.
Why your Buddhist friends won’t judge you for seeking help.
The Buddha valued companionship as the whole of spiritual life. Seeking guidance—from friends, teachers, or therapists—is a step towards clarity, not away from it.
How to Be a Good Person Without Burning Out: Conversation with Ven Haemin Sunim
How to Be a Good Person Without Burning Out: Conversation with Ven Haemin Sunim
Venerable Haemin discusses his first two books Love for Imperfect Things and The Things You Can Only See When You Slow Down, providing insight to his creative process, motivations, and advise on wellbeing.
Compassion as a Superpower: How Kindness Shapes Who We Become
Compassion as a Superpower: How Kindness Shapes Who We Become
Learn from Ro Kwun how to harness compassion as not only a moral value, but as an excellent aid in growth an leadership.