Engaged Buddhism at an Impasse
Evading the Transformation of Reality by Ken Knabb — Engaged Buddhism at an Impasse — “A very popular error: having the courage of your convictions. The point is to have … Continue reading
Collapse and Awaken by Matthew O’Connell
by Matthew O’Connell Part 1: https://posttraditionalbuddhism.com/2014/07/14/collapse-awaken-submission-for-the-dark-mountain/ Collapse & Awaken: submission for the Dark Mountain This was a piece I wrote for the Dark Mountain Project about a year or so back. … Continue reading
Open Culture: Jazz Heaven
The History of Spiritual Jazz: Hear a Transcendent 12-Hour Mix Featuring John Coltrane, Sun Ra, Herbie Hancock & More Jazz has inspired a great many things, and a great many … Continue reading
Poetry and Suchness: Harbour Tableaux
Harbour Tableaux The Harbour is the harbour framed by the living room window a momentary drama of stillness The Bridge is the bridge despite being raised by two metres to … Continue reading
Ram Dass and Allen Ginsberg in Conversation
What I love about this conversation is the way Allen and Ram Das playfully use Buddhist terms, like ‘awakening’ and ‘shunyata’ when describing popular culture. They aren’t concerned about sticking … Continue reading
Your Sacred Wild Self
Your sacred wild self by Yeshe Matthews. Do you know who you are apart from the opinions of others? Do you know who you are without the labels you apply … Continue reading
The Pain You Feel
THE PAIN YOU FEELSeptember 6, 2000 By Adbusters Tags: Capitalism, Environmentalism, #127 Mike Kiev I was drifting through cyberspace recently, not really absorbing the words in front of me, when … Continue reading
BLM Policy: Economic Justice for All
ECONOMIC JUSTICE We demand economic justice for all and a reconstruction of the economy to ensure Black communities have collective ownership, not merely access. This includes: A progressive restructuring of … Continue reading
White Awake: Healing Justice
Healing the Dominant Group, Breaking the Cycle of ViolenceBasketball, Native youth, men’s healing, indigeneity, a European culture of conquest – all of these things come together in David Dean’s personal … Continue reading
