2017 November/December
Listening to Trees
We interact with trees as strangers because we don’t know their stories. When we listen, we “unself” ourselves— and open to great beauty.
We interact with trees as strangers because we don’t know their stories. When we listen, we “unself” ourselves— and open to great beauty.
The apprenticeship for the elder begins very young and continues over a lifetime.
I couldn’t imagine why I would want to dedicate two years of my life to studying with a man who could be confused with the grim reaper himself…
If we crack the “Aging Code,” we’re all in the shark tank.
Sometimes what helps kids most is a goal and a paycheck.
I thought a lot about Gladys’s comment, secretly hoping I could avoid dying from the head down or the feet up…
Do your body a great kindness by adding more colors to your diet.
Shoma Morita was a Zen Buddhist, and his therapy left a lasting spiritual mark on Japan.
Gratitude for the sisterhood at a Tibetan Buddhist Nunnery
Rabbi Rami answers your spiritual questions.