Next Time You're Suffering, Ask Yourself This...

What Anderson learned from losing everyone he loved, what we owe our parents, and how grief shapes all of us--a conversation from the podcast "IMO." On IMO, siblings Michelle Obama and Craig Robinson aim to bring you candid perspectives on the everyday questions shaping our lives ...  Show more

Practical Buddhist strategies to focus the mind. Shaila Catherine is a dharma teacher and author of the book titled "Beyond Distraction: Five Practical Ways to Focus the Mind." She authored two additional books on the concentration practices called jhana and approaches to insight ...  Show more

Forgiveness is a cornerstone practice of mindfulness, and it’s also one of the most difficult. Extending forgiveness to others and to ourselves requires a kind of awareness and vulnerability that can feel deeply uncomfortable, especially if we are carrying heavy stories of shame, ...  Show more

We add suffering to our experience when we want our reality to be something other than what it really is. When we can release our resistance, and accept what is, we can experience peace. Letting go of resistance and accepting ourselves and the present moment experience is an ongo ...  Show more

If you’ve faced challenging or polarizing conversations lately, you likely know how difficult it can be to connect and cooperate with the person on the other side of that interaction. In today’s guided practice, Dr. Shalini Bahl invites us to explore our innate interconnectedness ...  Show more

I created this meditation series because, like many of you, I've felt the weight of uncertainty in recent times. The shifts in politics, the economy, the very fabric of how we live – it can be overwhelming. But I've also discovered the profound power of meditation to bring calm, ...  Show more