Cambridge Insight Meditation Center
We all know that intention is key to the path of liberation. But this year, I think we need an even stronger word. A timely word might be “vow.” For some, “vow” might sound too religious and so might not resonate. But vow has a more universal meaning. The Dalai Lama in his ever-inclusive way, …
These articles come from our monthly newsletter teachings and feature wonderful, brief reflections on Buddhism and practice in everyday life.
The Buddha made a startling claim about the human mind. “Radiant is this …
The three jewels on our path of compassion and liberation are the Buddha, the Dharma, and …
We are living in a time when artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool—it’s …
For the past 40 years, CIMC has been the heart core of my beloved community. We opened our …
Dharma practice is often described as swimming upstream or going against the grain. Based …
(Excerpt of Narayan’s book, The Magnanimous Heart: Compassion and Love, Loss and Grief, …
Once a year, Narayan offers a Refuges and Precepts Ceremony at CIMC. Paying homage to the …
Dear Friends, This is an extremely confusing time, and it isn’t always so easy to know …
I was speaking to a friend recently, and our conversation, although initially amiable, was …
Because we can be so acutely aware of the turbulence and difficulties in our world, it is …
Here we are once again at the traditional time for making resolutions or setting …
As one who collects bits and pieces of dharma wisdom to keep practice inspired, I recently …