The parent of four grown children shares treasured advice from his Buddhist teachers about raising kids with an attitude of “beginner’s mind.”
The author contemplates the meaning of devotion in the context of volunteer work and examines obstacles such as procrastination.
A visual and performing artist shares how engaging with curiosity and sense of humor help her meet challenges with resilient joy.
While planning a “small change” to the home, the author receives an unexpected jolt of insight.
An early school experience prepares the way for the author’s later understanding of the Buddhist philosophy of the two truths, relative and ultimate. Included is a contemplation exercise to try.
