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A blessing and a challenge for the holidays: to keep a spirit of gratitude and giving no matter the season.
Pediatric oncologists and parents alike are searching for someone to help them bear the suffering they must witness. An essay reflecting on doctors, Dante, and treating children with cancer.
In her cohousing community in Oakland, our columnist is experiencing something all-too-rare: deep friendships across generations. What if we turned more actively to the wisdom β and plain old good company β of our neighbors, older and younger?
We can begin to understand each other by asking the right questions β and listening to the stories we receive in turn. Lori Lakin Hutchinson sheds frank and essential light on the reality of racism in America.
A monk with a "wicked sense of humor" inspires our columnist to pack his bags when it comes to attaining perfection.
If you want to lead others, learn to be alone with your thoughts. A penetrating contemplation of what great leadership requires: a steady independence of mind that only comes with solitude.
We so often highlight acts of hostility and hate, but we have a tougher time amplifying the good. Omid Safi appeals to our collective power to undermine hatred by elevating the good and the beautiful.
βFor a long time, I thought wrestling had changed me. Yet wrestling did not erase my fear β it only made my body stronger, more the equal of my heart.β A former wrestler reflects on the strength the sport was able to give him β and the courage he discovered he had carried inside all along.
A poem from David Whyte on escaping the noise of the world, and listening instead to βquestions that can make or unmake a life.β
There's comfort in the ideal of perfection. But in this pursuit, we can trap ourselves in the striving. Sharon Salzberg on accepting imperfection as the unexpected path to spiritual fulfillment.
To devote oneself to battling injustice is noble, but rigorous. Sharon Salzberg celebrates the extraordinary work of agents of social change, and illuminates the importance of balancing exposure to hardship with self-care.
A poem from Mary Oliver transforms the depths of winter into wonder at its otherworldly beauty.
βThe life-giving, lifelong work of being ever more deeply human is work you do in service to our beautiful, hurting world.βΒ Krista Tippett offers three callings for the class of 2019 at Middlebury College.
Finding a clear sense of being home shouldn't be sought from a desperate place. But, how is it possible to yearn without becoming lost in our deluded states of mind? Sharon Salzberg on the wise attention we possess that alchemizes delusion into wisdom.
Sometimes the framing question needs to be, well, questioned. A "clearness committee" helps our columnist find a way of asking a transformative question instead of a question of loss.
A poem from Gregory Orr on the silver lining of a heart shattered open: the knowledge that our broken places are where beauty comes from.
To put the children first is a parent's most basic instinct. But when does self-sacrifice become self-destruction? Omid Safi offers a new understanding of the importance of self-care.
How do our duties as citizens map onto our duties as parents? Courtney Martin on the tensions between what is best for her children and what's best for the world. The first in a reported series on ethical parenting.