Archives: LR Articles
Mindfulness Bell: A Profile of Thich Nhat Hanh
Thich Nhat Hanh's ringing call to practice mindfulness and interconnection has inspired a worldwide movement of politically engaged Buddhists.
Dharma Brats
Emily King was walking down the slate-grey sidewalks of downtown Boston, on her way to the Trident Cafe on Newbury Street.
Looking for a lost dog
Gretel Ehrlich remembers searching for a small dog in a huge landscape.
John Cage on Emptiness, Silence, and Intention.
Writer and art expert Dean Rolston interviewed John Cage on the occasion of a five-day tribute at Stanford University marking the composer's 80th birthday.
Working With Anger
Working with his own emotions over AIDS and childhood abuse, Gavin Harrison has learned some practical ways to work with anger. Look at it. Feel it. Make friends with anger. Finally, find its wisdom.
John Cage on meditation and art
Alan Anderson interviews John Cage on the influence of Buddhism and meditation on his work and his life.
The Ground of Basic Goodness
The Shambhala Sun is based on a simple, commonplace experience, says Chogyam Trungpa. Noticing it, we discover the basic goodness of our world and our lives as human beings. Cultivating it through meditation, we can cheer up and help others.
The Mahamudra Lineage
Osel Tendzin on Mahamudra and the lineage of Naropa, Marpa & Milarepa.
Padmasambhava gives Advice to King Trisong Detsen I
A translated passage in which Padmasambhava gives advice to Trisong Detsen I following the consecration of a construction site.
