Fail Forward: The Positive Side of Falling Short
Failing sucks. So how do we fail forward? Ro shares more in this short piece on 5 lessons we might miss when tackling failure
Fail Forward: The Positive Side of Falling Short
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Celebrating Independence – the Buddhist Way
Celebrating Independence – the Buddhist Way
What does independence in Buddhism look like? Zeb shares how awareness, compassion, and acceptance help him to experience some liberation from suffering in daily life. He also discovers what the Buddha’s half-smile represents to him.
Growing Up Self-Conscious: How I Overcame My Insecurities
Growing Up Self-Conscious: How I Overcame My Insecurities
Growing up, we all have our little bits of insecurities. How do we let them go as we become 'full-time' adults?
5 Work-Life Wisdom Tips: A Letter to My Graduate Self
5 Work-Life Wisdom Tips: A Letter to My Graduate Self
Discover wise advice for navigating work and life with wisdom in this heartfelt letter to a graduate self in the past. Find guidance on finding balance and cultivating meaningful relationships
The Importance of Doubting the Doubtful Mind: Lessons from a Buddhist Retreat
The Importance of Doubting the Doubtful Mind: Lessons from a Buddhist Retreat
The mind can feel chaotic with the presence of defilements. When doubt arises, try doubting the doubt to set the ground for clarity to arise. The teachers’ guidance can also help in the situation and as an object of recollection after returning to daily life.
The Gift of Silence: Insights from a Retreat at a forest monastery
The Gift of Silence: Insights from a Retreat at a forest monastery
Meditation retreat can give the impression of being a restricted period. Keeping an open mind, one may be surprised by the depth of learning from the experience - in our own external behaviour and internal reflection.