The Heart of a Garden

The pond in her garden isn't like those decorating fancy homes and magazine covers. In time, however, Karen Maezen Miller discovers the right view of her muddy water: they’re not always pretty, but they are beautiful.

The Middle Way: Investigating Reality

Elizabeth Mattis Namgyel explains the truth of dependent arising, the middle way between existence and nonexistence.

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Mahamudra: Looking Directly at the Knower

The true nature of mind is empty but knowing. It can’t be identified, says Andy Karr. So look for it.

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Buddha’s Daughters: An interview with dharma teacher and author Judy Lief

Andrea Miller interviews Judy Lief about her teachings in "Buddha’s Daughters: Teachings from Women Who Are Shaping Buddhism in the West."

Strike! Rise! Dance! – bell hooks & Eve Ensler

They’re two of the most fearless women we know. Prepare to be challenged by their dialogue on “Beyond the Body” held at The New School in New York City.

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Buddha’s Daughters: An interview with dharma teacher, writer, and editor Carolyn Gimian

Carolyn Rose Gimian has edited many of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche’s books, including his Collected Works. She’s also a senior teacher in Shambhala International whose teachings are characterized by her down-to-earth wisdom braided with her playful sense of humor. One of Carolyn’s teachings is in my anthology Buddha’s Daughters: Teachings from Women Who Are Shaping Buddhism in…

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Buddha’s Daughters: An interview with Karen Maezen Miller

Karen Maezen Miller on her new teachings in the anthology Buddha's Daughters: Teachings from Women Who Are Shaping Buddhism in the West.

OK, Here’s the Deal

Authentic practice is always available to us, but it doesn’t come cheap. Konrad Ryushin Marchaj reminds us what’s really at stake.

Take a Good Hard Look

Everyone faces doubts about their progress on the path, says Doug Phillips, and the Bahiya Sutta shows us how to meet that doubt honestly.

Commentary: Respect the Fifth Precept

Noah Levine's commentary on the fifth precept, sobriety, and taking refuge.