Let us live deeply, free from our afflictions,
aware of impermanence
so that life does not drift away without meaning.
Thich Nhat Hanh, Stepping into Freedom
The Path of Compassion Is Endless, but Together Is a Lot of Fun!
By Brother Chân Trời Đạo Bi on
Brother Chân Trời Đạo Bi reflects on the importance of being yourself, play as a Dharma door, and the support of living in community.
Book Review for Short Journey Home: Awakening to Freedom with Thích Nhất Hạnh
By Anne Woods on
In his new book, Dharma Teacher Richard Brady offers a precious gift. Recounting pivotal life moments, large and small, Richard’s gift for storytelling shines through. With openness and vulnerability, he draws clear lines between life experiences and his dedicated practice, between deep understanding of the teachings and profound insights.
His brown robes
By Arvind Raghavan on
A poem from a lay practitioner and student at Columbia University reflecting on how his actions as an AI researcher will have transformative consequences for future generations.
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I am stardust
By Carla A. Boynton
Carla A. Boynton shares a poem that came to her while meditating on impermanence, as she and her wife face the end stages of their daughter’s life.
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