Death Cleaning

By Mindah-Lee Kumar

The other day, I decided to take a look at YouTube’s recommended videos for me, and I saw a video

Quenching All Thirst with Loving-Kindness

By Mindah-Lee Kumar

Since last summer, I’ve been putting fresh water outside for birds to drink. As the seasons have changed, different species

Simple Practice, Big Results

By Mindah-Lee Kumar

One powerful practice to end your day, as you’re lying in bed, just before you sleep, is to mentally review

Having Courage on the Buddhist Path

By Mindah-Lee Kumar

We need courage in the pursuit of Enlightenment; however, courage is rarely mentioned, if ever, in the Buddhist suttas. In

Practicing At Inconvenient Times

By Mindah-Lee Kumar

They say that real practice in Buddhism is usually done when it is inconvenient. It is not when all your

Give Me Kindness

By Alex Kakuyo

I see homeless people panhandling on a daily basis where I live. In fact, it's not uncommon to see

The World is Falling Apart

By Alex Kakuyo

I am a very neat and orderly person. Some might call me a neat-freak, and I wouldn't argue with

Buddhist Bananas

By Alex Kakuyo

Every morning, I stop at a convenience store on my way to work and buy breakfast. Generally, my meal consists

Wild Foods

By Alex Kakuyo

When I was in Boy Scouts there were three things you had to be good at to prove you were