In this heartfelt letter to Thầy, Sister Chân Thuần Khánh reflects on her journey of returning to her homeland and discovering the true meaning of “I have arrived, I am home.”
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Is Nothing Something? Kid's Questions and Zen Answers About Life, Death, Family, Friendship, and Everything in Between by Thich Nhat Hanh Plum Blossom Books, 2014 Hardcover, 40 pages Reviewed by John Malkin Fifteen years ago I was at a retreat with Thich Nhat Hanh at Deer Park Monastery, and during a…
The Art of Not Turning Away
An Interfaith Action for Palestine: The Power of Grief, Communal Solidarity, and Entering the Kōan of Compassionate Action
The journey to discovery starts with a question. Where is the Buddha?
Sister Trì Nghiêm and Jacob Surpin In celebration of this release, editors Sister Trì Nghiêm of Magnolia Grove Monastery and associate publisher Jacob Surpin sat down and answered some questions around the Buddha’s true nature, lessons children can learn, and what makes this book different from previous children’s books by…
Paying Attention, Answering the Call
Dharma teacher Trish Thompson shares three transformative experiences of meeting her teacher and her spiritual family.
My Name is Zedonk (slightly damaged)
Please note this is a slightly damaged copy and the price is discounted for that reason. In the 2010 Census, almost 10 million Americans identified as multiracial. As our population grows, more and more families will be made up of people who may not look just like one another. My…
Our Original Nature
an excerpt from 12-Step Zen: Pathways of Recovery
Memories of a Young Buddhist Spy
Laura Hassler recounts traveling to Vietnam in the stead of Thích Nhất Hạnh after his exile.
Flickering Flames
All relationships go through ups and downs. If we are fortunate enough (and benefit from things like a supportive community, a mindfulness practice, or other stabilizing strategies), we can experience this ebb and flow with some level of comfort. But sometimes we get stuck in a down flow. You may notice there is less sexual chemistry or desire or that the time you spend together is not as enjoyable. You might bicker more or feel irritated by your partner’s every move. Or perhaps your relationship just feels meh…nothing special or exciting. If any of this sounds familiar, you may be experiencing relationship burnout.
Family Sangha – A Place to Be
By Noah, Hannah, and Claudia We felt magic in the air and a deep sense of peace after our last Family Sangha meeting. Something special grew through our day together. We love having toddlers and babies stay in the room as the adults meditate and share together, while the children…