Meditate with (and like) a toddler

Diana Winston on the difficulties and benefits of meditation while raising a toddler.

Women ancestors document approved

The national teachers’ group, Soto Zen Buddhist Association (SZBA), approved a document honoring the women ancestors in the Zen tradition.

Mindfulness… for the Cure

James Gimian discusses the Jon Kabat-Zinn mindfulness conference at UCLA and the exciting new meditation research.

Mindfulness and the cessation of suffering: An exclusive new interview with mindfulness pioneer Jon Kabat-Zinn

Danny Fisher interviews Dr. Jon Kabat-Zinn about his mindfulness-based stress reduction as "Buddhist meditation without the Buddhism".

Earth Dharma: “First, Exhale and Rest”

Jill Schneiderman shares the following reminder for us to cultivate calm clarity so that we may work to create a just planet for all beings.

Why are some Buddhists sitting out the Islamaphobia debate?

Danny Fisher discusses the rising intolerance and Islamophobia in American, and calls upon Buddhist practitioners to step up as allies.

Living in Mindfulness of the Vows of Amida Buddha

Is being mindful the same thing as meditating? Rev. Jundo Gregory Gibbs invites you to explore some Buddhist questions with him.

Earth Dharma: “The Conservation of Oily Matter”

Jill S. Schneiderman on the dangers of thinking that we can make our environmental mistakes just disappear.

Buddhism’s Pain Relief

Rick Heller reports on new developments in neuroscience that validate the Buddhist teachings on pain and suffering.

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Allan Badiner talks American Buddhism and Psychedelics

An interview with writer and activist Allan Badiner on the relationship between Buddhism and psychadelics in America.