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What Exactly Are We Doing Here Together?

What do trust and belonging have to do with a midterm test? In this piece, a Dharma teacher gets creative in the lecture hall.
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An Interview with David Loy

The Buddha lived and taught 2,500 years ago. In our modern times, what might be the wise way to relate to such ancient teachings?
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An Interview with Guhyapati

If it all arises from causes and conditions, how might we cause and condition the arising of a more liberated people and Earth?
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Trusting in the Mighty Force of Solidarity

There are vows so fiercely true they cannot be broken, but they can break us. What can we learn from Avalokiteshvara about how to go on?
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What is the Buddhist response? A retreat from reality, or a radical reorientation of it?
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A Teacher Reflects on the Dharma for Our Times

“How can we approach the pain of species extinction, the ongoing human-made hell in Gaza, inequality, racism, misogyny and so much more with wisdom, spaciousness, and compassion?”
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Until the Great Work is Done

Might Earth be a Buddha? Mushim Ikeda explores the practice of taking refuge in the body of water, soil, and sky.
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An Interview with Bhikkhu Bodhi

What are the latent potentialities of the Dhamma for our deep troubles today? Bhikku Bodhi offers visions of an alive Dhamma responsive and evolving to a world in crisis.
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On Not Turning Away from Other-than-Human Loss

Unexpected teachers in our daily lives offer timeless lessons in the dharma—if we suspend judgement, open the heart, and look long enough to listen.
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Out of love, Insight teacher Rob Burbea asks us to boldly investigate our agenda for practice. What are its risks and and possibilities in supporting our response to a suffering world?