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Not-knowing, bearing witness, and taking action—these tenets offer a grounded way to meet charged moments with clarity and compassion. Jitsujo T. Gauthier explains how to bring this three-fold path into your life. The post Wise Engagement appeared first on Lion’s Roar .
Allyson Pimentel on how to take refuge when overwhelm takes over. The post Too Much to Do, Too Little Time appeared first on Lion’s Roar .
Novice bodysurfer C. J. Bahnsen on what the ocean taught him about spacious awareness. The post Ride the Waves appeared first on Lion’s Roar .
Josh Korda on why right effort is so important—it keeps the mind from slipping into the spirals and storylines that make life harder than it needs to be. The post The Essential Practice Nobody Is Talking About appeared first on Lion’s Roar .
Lion's Roar editor Andrea Miller introduces the November 2026 issue. The post When Anxiety Arrives Unexpectedly appeared first on Lion’s Roar .
Paula Pietranera reveals how her sculptural paintings arise through interconnection—between materials, tradition and innovation, and the attentive practice that shapes her work. The post The Art of Connection appeared first on Lion’s Roar .
Psychoanalyst and dharma teacher Pilar Jennings weaves Buddhist wisdom with contemporary psychotherapy to illuminate the mind’s capacity to heal. She reveals how meeting suffering directly can restore a sense of well-being. The post Finding Relief from Depression & Anxiety appeared first on Lion’s…
Barry Boyce explores how the Plum Village community is carrying Thich Nhat Hanh’s wisdom into the future through collective leadership, living practice, and bold new forms of transmission. Marking the one hundredth anniversary of his birth, this is a portrait of a tradition reinventing itself while…
Jessica Little reviews eight new books for the November 2026 issue of Lion's Roar. The post Books in Brief: November 2026 appeared first on Lion’s Roar .
Brian Joshin Byrnes explores how Zen practice meets the hardest human situations and asks what compassion really requires. The post Social Koans appeared first on Lion’s Roar .
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