This talk by Leslie Booker in Worldwide Insight is a rich stew of mindful insights and embodied practices, offering many different kinds of dharma approaches to activism. Leslie has taught … Continue reading →
No matter how much brutality there is in the world, we still have the power to do good. We are really powerful people. — Shaun Bartone Richard Rohr’s Daily … Continue reading →
Freedom Cities is an example of autonomous municipalism, creating the kind of communities we want to live in. How Freedom Cities Can Make All People of Color Safer Zenobia Jeffries … Continue reading →
I’m glad that Thay and I are on the same page with this doctrine. From the Lion’s Roar, Jan. 2012 Do you have to believe in reincarnation to be a … Continue reading →
Slavoj Zizek manages to get the whole message out, without getting lost, in this rather short video (for him): the Left doesn’t have a plan. It’s a very similar message … Continue reading →
Kamalanandi and Shradasiddhi teach at the second Triratna Gender Diverse Retreat at Adhistana in Coddington, UK, 2017. Kamalanandi teaches on ‘Practicing Ksanti in the face of Adversity.’ Shradasiddhi teaches on … Continue reading →
Lama Rod Owens’ teaches at Worldwide Insight on ‘The Practice of Love as Social Resistance”, Lama Rod offers profound teachings on Buddhist approaches to non-violent resistance to dominant forms of … Continue reading →
Almost from the beginning of this blog, I have tried to understand what ‘sangha’ is, and what it means to ‘take refuge in the sangha’. I figured out a few … Continue reading →
The Aro g’Ter lineage offers one of the best explanations of the spirituality of emptiness and non-duality that I have seen. What I have found amongst Mahayana/Vajrayana sects (Dzogchen in … Continue reading →
“Right Now, It’s Like This”: It’s a phrase whose usage is catching on, especially among members of the Against the Stream Buddhist Meditation Society community, and related groups like Dharma … Continue reading →
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