Even tight-knit, caring groups of people can be susceptible to cliquiness and even cruelty. Founding editor Barry Boyce considers what we can all do to hold each other accountable. Read More 
What can we learn from nature as a teacher? The natural world and its processes mirror the flexibility, creativity, and resilience that’s already within us, just waiting to unfurl. Read More
Being future-oriented has become synonymous with the idea of purpose. But this isn’t the only way we can feel purposeful. Read More
Mindful readers share how they connect with themselves and their communities. Read More
The crisis of stress and burnout among healthcare workers asks for more than just individual training. Dr. Jonathan Fisher unpacks why we need mindfulness at all levels of the system to create real change. Read More
Mindfulness teacher Rose Mina Munjee explores why Indigenous land acknowledgments matter, and
offers a guide for writing a land acknowledgment as a practice to expand awareness and encourage justice. Read More
When we hone our attention to the subtleties of impermanence that are inherent in every breath, we step into our lives with integrity, compassion, forgiveness, and love. Read More
Amit Bernstein discovered his life's purpose sailing through Thailand. Now he's researching the ways mindfulness can help alleviate suffering and promote human flourishing. Read More
Caring for someone requires more than good intentions. Founding editor Barry Boyce shares what he learned about being present and truly listening from the time he spent with his aging mother. Read More
How the clothes we wear can affect our relationships, behavior, and identity—and why it’s different for almost everyone. Read More
