How to Practice Right Speech; Podcast: Travel As a Spiritual Experience with Pico Iyer; The Journey to Where We Already Are

 

04.18.2023

How to Practice Right Speech Do you have something you want to say? Nikki Mirghafori on the questions to ask yourself.

The Lion’s Roar Podcast: Travel as a Spiritual Experience with Pico Iyer Pico Iyer talks to Lion’s Roar’s editor-in-chief Melvin McLeod about the profound wonder that travel invites, how he came to cherish the feeling of wandering into the unknown, and finding a home within yourself.

The Journey to Where We Already Are According to Francesca Fremantle, Buddhist tantra is based on the simple proposition that we’re already where we need to be. We simply need to allow ourselves to truly realize it. From the Spring 2023 "Nalanda" issue of Buddhadharma: The Practitioner's Guide.

Dani Shapiro: Dharma & Devotion Dani Shapiro talks about being raised Orthodox Jewish, uncovering a decades-old family secret, and writing her new novel — her most spiritual work yet.

Sujata’s Gift Realizing the middle way between asceticism and indulgence, Siddhartha accepted milk-rice from the farmer Sujata. Hun Lye celebrates the delicious, healthy rice dishes, which can remind us of that pivotal meal.

La meditación solo llega hasta cierto punto Si quieres conectarte con la cualidad mental abierta y espaciosa, dice Willa Blythe Baker, en algún momento tienes que dejar de intentar meditar. Read “Meditation Only Goes So Far” by Willa Blythe Baker in English, here.

For Subscribers: for Subscribers: “Deep Dive Into Zen” Ebook The word Zen is a Japanese transliteration of the Chinese word Ch’an, which derives from the Sanskrit dhyana, meaning meditation. Zen is the Japanese lineage of a meditation-oriented Buddhist tradition that includes Ch’an (China), Seon (Korea), and Thien (Vietnam). In the West, the word “Zen” is often used as shorthand for the entire tradition. In this ebook available exclusively to Lion’s Roar subscribers, Guo Gu, Joan Sutherland, Norman Fischer, and more, dive deep into the tradition.