On the awakened heart-mind: Unpack the meaning and practice of bodhicitta (the wish for the liberation of all beings).
Read MoreGratitude as a radical tool for training the mind in connection, clarity, and compassion—the foundation for wholesome action.
Read MoreHow do we realize and express the next buddha as sangha? How do we help each other wake up?
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Why must we counter today’s tendency towards isolation? Zuisei sheds light on a way back to ourselves and each other
Read MoreA live, spontaneous engagement of the dharma between teacher and students
Read MoreWhat makes a good friend according to the Buddhist teachings? Because we need good friends along the spiritual path, the Buddha offered clear guidance on what is needed to see and to be that friend for others.
Read MoreA reflection on what it means to know all of ourselves and each other as treasure—if we really knew this, how would it affect the way in which we live our lives?
Read MoreWithout you, I cannot be me. Then who am I, fundamentally? Zuisei reflects on identity and interdependence, showing how none of us can “be ourselves by ourselves”—none of us exist independently of one another. How do we help each other be who we are, fully?
Read MoreWe are never practicing alone—not in the darkest pit of hell, not in the brightest state of bliss. When we know this…
Read MoreClear, lucid, and no hindrance whatsoever; Standing all by yourself, you do not rely on anything
On the importance of transcending the labels of political, social, or environmental action to take care, through simple, compassionate human action, of the most pressing issues facing us today
Read MoreOn the cultivation of love on the spiritual path, that comes from a place of listening, investigating, and taking compassionate action
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