The Middle Way to Racial Equality: The Psychology of Polarization and a More Compassionate Path Forward
America has, and continues to, make progress towards racial justice. Yet despite the outer changes we justifiably celebrate, how much have we actually changed people’s minds, and, more importantly, their hearts? Are we creating more unity beyond a superficial level? This article analyzes our current strategies through the lens of both science and Buddhism and argues for a “middle way,” or human-first, approach.
Improv for Anxiety: Re-Wiring the Brain for Presence Through Play
Can improv help with anxiety? Learn how improv techniques can re-wire the brain to support present-moment awareness, tolerance of uncertainty, flexibility, courage, and self-compassion.
Conspiracy, Truth, and the Emergence of a New Worldview
Conspiracy theories have been on the rise over the past several years. This has been particularly true in the context of COVID. Why is this happening? What function do they serve? What happens when we ignore or suppress them? What role do they play in initiating us into a new worldview and reality?
The Revolution of Rest: Balancing Divine Masculine & Feminine in the world
The world is exhausted. What is it trying to tell us? Is it time to balance the masculine and feminine energies of the world?
Everything is a mix of chaos and order
Chaos and order underlie everything, from mental health, to cities, societies, ecosystems, and spiritual development.