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No, it’s not a new Elie Wiesel book. This is what happens when one particular Indian woman goes to modern day Dachau.

RP: Sometimes people think that Buddhism should somehow resolve all our problems. It’s more that the path will bring those issues out. It’s when we deny them or ignore them or cover them up with a veneer of spirituality—that’s the problem. The more that we can really be authentic and true to where we are…

This week’s Podcast from the IDProject is a talk with Ethan on Karma and Materialism, check it out here.  <—- This is an image of a textile sculpture by artist Barbara Schulman titled “An Artifact of Materialism”.  She carefully sewed credit card fragments into a piece of black wool as a part of a larger…

The other day I got a solicitation from Shambhala Sun magazine. It included a series of “True or False” questions designed to intrigue the solicitee, one of which was: Playing rock is a profound spiritual path. A: True. Any activity is, if you do it mindfully. Any activity is a profound spiritual path if you…
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