Buddhism

How individualism hurts the individual

How can you help the problem?

If you believe in the Buddhist concept of not-self, rebirth follows

How individuals can feel a higher consciousness, and be utterly incompetent to act on it

Remembering life before the digital age

How I was born in the Big Bang

The 'dark' and 'black' nature of most reality.

Meditations on the self and names

Attachment to the self is the root of suffering, not the way out

On great evil, our dharma to fight that evil, and also the deep hopelessness of it all

How we exist on many dimensions at once

Beggars at my doorstep, bowing before the wrong person

When there’s blood on the streets, do philosophy

This is the saddest Vesak I remember

In a rather stressful life

Being a citizen and a consumer all the time sucks. We’re social animals and being disconnected hurts

We are born together and die together

If there is no-self, how do you help it?

What if pandemics, 'weight', and mental health can't be solved at the individual level at all?

What it means to live forever, in a Buddhist sense

A wholly inadequate Medium trip through the Dhammapada

Try both. Or many. Try more.

Meditation by gunfire

Eating as monks do

The snow globe behind my eyes

And how it doesn’t

Growing up into a faith

Buddhists should fight hatred, not foment it