Seeing Things as they “Are”

November 29, 2022 / buddhism

Remembrance That Things Pass

November 22, 2022 / buddhism

Calm as a Verb

November 15, 2022 / buddhism

Politics is Distracting

November 8, 2022 / buddhism

“Emotion” and the Path

November 1, 2022 / buddhism

Thinking is Doing / Fractals of Effort

October 25, 2022 / buddhism

Don’t Confuse Path for Goal

October 18, 2022 / buddhism

Don’t “Accept” Hindrances

October 11, 2022 / buddhism

Uprightness as Somatic Metaphor

September 13, 2022 / buddhism

Beautiful Buddhist Anarchy

June 28, 2022 / buddhism

All Skillful Action is Impersonal

June 14, 2022 / buddhism

Motivation: Desire, Reactivity, and the Passions

June 7, 2022 / buddhism

Pacifism is Complicated

March 8, 2022 / buddhism

Concentration of Resources

February 1, 2022 / buddhism

At home in the heart: adoption, early attachment rupture, identity

November 30, 2020 / buddhism, somatics

The discipline of home retreat

July 3, 2020 / buddhism, newsletter, writing

Observing the Uposatha (Sabbath)

May 4, 2020 / buddhism, newsletter, study, writing

What did you expect?

May 1, 2020 / buddhism

“Never let a good crisis go to waste”

March 15, 2020 / buddhism

Support our retreat scholarship fund

March 12, 2020 / buddhism, newsletter, social justice

“…incalculable, immeasurable”: The Blessings of Gift Economy

March 3, 2020 / buddhism, newsletter, study, writing

8 Yoga Texts Every Student Should Read

December 12, 2019 / buddhism, study, yoga

“You Have to Burn Through It”: Remembering Robert Hall

December 6, 2019 / buddhism, newsletter, somatics, writing

Authentic Movement as Spiritual Discipline

December 2, 2019 / arts, buddhism, performance studies, writing, yoga