Fall 2003

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Becoming More Clearly Human

  • Barre Center for Buddhist Studies

The Venerable Sayadaw U Paṉḍitābhivaṃsa is one of the most renowned teachers in the tradition

  • Interview

From Burma to Barre

  • Barre Center for Buddhist Studies

The Liberation Teachings of Mindfulness in the Land of the Free Jake Davis grew up

  • Article

Meditation and the Therapist

  • Paul Fulton

Paul Fullon Ed.D. is Director of Mental Health Programs for Tufts Health Plan, an Instructor

  • Article

Whose Life Is This, Anyway?

  • Andrew Olendzki

I don’t know many people in this country who really believe in rebirth—do you? I

  • Article

Keeping the Wheel Rolling

  • Andrew Olendzki

Sāriputta (also known by the name Upatissa) was the Buddha’s leading follower, particularly praised for

  • Poem

Making a Joyful Effort

  • Christina Feldman

Christina Feldman has been a dharma teacher for many years and is the author of

  • Article

The Net of Brahmā: 62 Flavors of Wrong View (Dīgha Nikāya 1)

  • Andrew Olendzki

This chart outlines at a glance the first discourse of the Dīgha Nikāya, the Long

  • Article

Deepening Practice,
Building Community.

Deepening Practice,
Building Community.

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