[I am posting this article by economist Kate Raworth as a counter-argument to Julie Nelson’s article, and as a realizable set of solutions to our ecological and economic conditions.] Kate … Continue reading →
[Editor, Shaun Bartone. Note: my original writing is in italics] This article is a response to an article by Julie Nelson “Are Corporations Anti-Dharma?” that has been published in Tricycle and One earth … Continue reading →
When I first walked into a Buddhist shrine room and sat on one of those squishy cushions, I looked around the room and saw lots of people that I thought … Continue reading →
To see the Buddhanature in everyone, you have to see all the ways that people are awake; you have to see all the many ways that people can awaken: psychologically, socially, politically, culturally, … Continue reading →
[This article was written by a member of Trans Buddhists (US), and myself, Shaun Bartone. Originally published at TransBuddhists.org] Trans Buddhists Urge Full Affirmation and Support for Trans/GNC Students: A … Continue reading →
This Endless Nightmare Must Stop: Syrian Author Speaks Out as Chemical Attack Death Toll Rises The brutal war in Syria has been raging for six years, with dozens of chemical … Continue reading →
Dear Readers: I am focusing the blog on these issues for a time because I want to show the deep interconnection between environmental justice and human rights There are a … Continue reading →
This article by Afrosapiophile brings up an issue that I immediately connected with. It helped me identify a deep discomfort that I’ve had with white-majority western sanghas in North America. … Continue reading →
[Editor: My friend, Pablo Das, has been active in the resistance to the Trump Regime, especially in the fight to save the Affordable Care Act. Here as some of his … Continue reading →
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