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Tsongkhapa's Warning: The Anxiety You Feel Today Was Trained Long Before It Appeared

Tsongkhapa saw a problem 600 years ago that has only become worse in the age of smartphones.

Meditation Can Bring Freedom—But It Can Also Quietly Reinforce Who You Think You Are

Why one of the most unconventional Tibetan teachers warns that spiritual practice itself can quietly become another form of ego—and what it means to…

Jun 26 • Zen & Mind

The Linji Yixuan Chan System: From the “True Person Without Rank” to Direct Realization of Mind

A structured map of Linji Zen practice, from deconstructing conceptual identity to direct insight into awareness itself

Jun 21 • Zen & Mind

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Zen & Mind: Reflections on Zen Wisdom and Inner Awareness

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