”The Tibetan Book of the Dead“ isn’t just about dying, says Judy Lief.
This ancient text offers a step-by-step guide to what happens when you
die — plus it helps you navigate the transitions, losses, and
uncertainty in this very life.
In this excerpt from his keynote talk for the “How to Live a Good Human Life”
summit, Jon Kabat-Zinn shares how simply sitting in awareness each day
is a radical act of love where we can recognize the miracle of life
itself.
From going without to feeding thousands,
Bhikkhu Bodhi’s life reveals how deep practice can ripen into
compassionate action. Toni Pressley-Sanon reports.
Join
our November resident teacher, Zen priest Karen Maezen Miller, on
Thursday, Nov 20, at 5:00pm PST / 8:00pm EST for a teaching on using
awareness to move beyond angry projections and reactions that can be
harmful in your life.
Explore Buddhism’s foundational understanding of human psychology
through the three poisons — attachment, aversion, and ignorance —
learning how these fundamental mental patterns shape our actions and
discovering how awareness can transform our relationship with them. Soto
Zen priest Koun Franz is your guide.
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