Ideas on how to design our lives.
Whatever the times, figuring out our future can leave us feeling scared and anxious. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Rory Harper, of Texas, shares how chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo is a source of hope for realizing the life he never thought was possible.
Mistakes are unavoidable, but the gloom and shame that come with them is.
We discuss the Buddhist concept of enlightenment and how it’s actually something that anyone can experience.
Today’s episode is about how where you are right now is exactly the place you need to be to fulfill your purpose.
Today we are discussing a question that comes up a lot: How do I stop comparing myself to other people?
At 16 years old, Aatish Parson wins the 2020 Congressional App Challenge by sharing resources for people experiencing homelessness.
For Buddhists, rejecting racism is part of our daily practice. Because from the Buddhist perspective, every person has value, and that’s it.
By chanting Nam-myoho-renge-kyo, we blossom in a way that’s special to us. We each can make a contribution to the world that no one else can.
