How to Be a Mindful Parent; Thich Nhat Hanh’s Advice to Bring Mindfulness to Everyday Life; The Dharma of Shogun

 

10.22.2024

How to Be a Mindful Parent Whether you’re the parent of a newborn, young child, teen, or grown child, you can bring more awareness and love to bear in your family life. Four dharma teachers tell you how.   Watch: Diana Winston shares Thich Nhat Hanh’s Advice to Bring Mindfulness to Everyday Life Diana Winston shares a profound quote from the late Zen teacher Thich Nhat Hanh on bringing mindfulness into your everyday activities.     The Dharma of Shogun Paul Daisuke Goodman on what one critically acclaimed TV show teaches us about right view, right action, and deep listening. Spoiler warning. ADVERTISEMENT Generosity Comes First In any presentation of the paramitas, dana, or generosity, always comes first — Nikki Mirghafori explains why. The Secret Lives of Buddhist Scholars with Pierce Salguero In this interview, Buddhadharma deputy editor Mariana Restrepo speaks with Dr. Pierce Salguero about a survey he conducted among Buddhist studies scholars, providing an insightful look into the changing landscape of Buddhist scholarship. The survey highlights the growing intersection between academic research and Buddhist practice, challenging the traditional expectation that scholars maintain objectivity by distancing themselves from the religious traditions they study. The Hula Sutra The spirit of aloha helps us see beyond the small self. June Ryushin Tanoue on why she dances through the challenges of life. For Subscribers: “Deep Dive Into Emptiness” Ebook Understanding emptiness is the antidote to suffering. In Buddhism, neither we, nor other beings, nor any phenomenon in the universe, has a permanent, separate, and independent core, soul, or identity. In this ebook available exclusively to Lion’s Roar subscribers, the Dalai Lama, Thich Nhat Hanh, Norman Fischer, and others, explain how to shed external projections and experience the wisdom of emptiness LION’S ROAR PROMOTION