The Sisters We Can’t Separate: A Zen Take on Duality
Discover how Chan Master Huang Long's teachings challenge dualistic thinking through the parable of two inseparable sisters.
The Sisters We Can’t Separate: A Zen Take on Duality
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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.
How I Learned to Have Compassion for Homophobes
How I Learned to Have Compassion for Homophobes
A queer Buddhist talks about how to cultivate better attitudes and mindsets to deal with the homophobia one can face in our society.
When Being Right Ruins Everything: Conflict Resolution from a Buddhist Perspective
When Being Right Ruins Everything: Conflict Resolution from a Buddhist Perspective
A nun shares why choosing harmony over being right can transform conflicts—even over joss sticks and ducks.
As a Buddhist, how can we care for a love one who is chronically ill?
As a Buddhist, how can we care for a love one who is chronically ill?
What can we do when we are thrust into the role of a caregiver?
Good Friday Reminds Us Virtues are Heroic Acts
Good Friday Reminds Us Virtues are Heroic Acts
Good Friday is a time to contemplate more deeply the teachings left to us by Jesus Christ. We look at the parallels between Christianity and Buddhism in the practice of virtues.