Everyday Buddhism

Raw stories at the intersection of war and peace, trauma and healing, belonging and displacement. Writing about Buddhism, PTSD, motherhood, and asking uncomfortable questions without easy answers. No consistency promised, just honesty.

Engaging the spiritual life today with Zen teacher and Unitarian Universalist minister James Ishmael Ford. James' passions include Zen Buddhism, mystical religion, especially Christian, and those lives growing authentic and deep between the traditions.

A space for people who are interested in philosophy, technology, culture, gender, and sexuality (without the creepy incel brooding in the corner), written by a posthumanist philosopher who left academia after 25 years.

A chronicle of my spiritual adventures. All entries reflect my thoughts at that time and may not reflect my thoughts later.

Welcome to my newsletter. It’s written for people who are interested in aging well, finding happiness and purpose in their lives, and having effective family relationships. These are issues I’m thinking about all the time.

How can we live well in this complicated world?

"Interesting, thought provoking and witty.” Helping you to be yourself. Untangling the knots that come with being human. Let's all be kinder to ourselves. Psychotherapist & Buddhist Priest.

Daniel Scharpenburg's Substack

Writing, meditations and creative explorations of the imperfect and unconventional from a Buddhist with a love of Japanese culture and aesthetics.

A place for the outlaws of poetry and the written word.

For brave warriors growing in savvy, expanding in kindness, and claiming victory. That's the spirit of Scipio.

Weekly meditations, practical Buddhist tools, and relatable insights to help you create a kinder, wiser, and more loving life.

Exploring what it means to travel through time in a human body, at every phase of life.

Finding spiritual strength and the ability to stay calm amid chaos. Dispatches from Cristina Moon, a social change strategist and Zen priest in Hawaiʻi.