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    Zen and the Motorcycle: Riding, Freedom, and the Practice of the Road

    There is something about a motorcycle that strips life down to essentials. There is no wall between the rider and the world. The air is…

    Ian June 11, 2026
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    Harriet Glickman, Charles Schulz, and the Quiet Revolution of Franklin in Peanuts

    In the spring of 1968, the United States was grieving, burning, arguing, and changing. Martin Luther King Jr. had been assassinated on April 4. Cities…

    Ian June 11, 2026
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    The Greatness of Fantasy Art: Frazetta, Vallejo, the Hildebrandts, and the Visual Imagination of the Modern Mythic Age

    Fantasy art is often treated as a lesser branch of visual culture, as though dragons, warriors, sorceresses, strange worlds, heroic bodies, enchanted forests, alien landscapes,…

    Ian June 10, 2026
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    Equanimity Is Not Indifference

    Equanimity is often misunderstood as emotional distance, passivity, or detachment from life. To some, the still mind appears cold. To others, silence looks like withdrawal.…

    Ian June 9, 2026
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    The Rabbit and the Hare in World Art History: Fertility, Moonlight, Marginality, and the Sacred Ordinary

    Introduction Few animals have moved as easily between the sacred, the comic, the erotic, and the domestic as the rabbit and the hare. Across world…

    Ian June 8, 2026
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Indra’s Net

Ian February 23, 2026

Indra’s Net is one of those images that, once it really lands, you start seeing it everywhere. It comes to us from the great Mahayana…

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Dharma Talk: Nehan-e 2026

Ian February 22, 2026

This is a transcript of the Dharma talk I delivered at the Amherst Zendo Nehan-e Sesshin on Saturday, February 21, 2026. Tonight, on Nehan-e, we…

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Right Livelihood: Earning a Living Without Selling Your Heart

Ian February 21, 2026

Right Livelihood is one of those teachings that sounds simple until you actually try to live it. Most of us spend more of our waking…

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On Hate

Ian February 20, 2026

Hate is a strange kind of fire. It feels like power, like clarity, like certainty. It can even feel like righteousness. But it is not…

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Nehan-e Sesshin

Ian February 19, 2026

Nehan-e is one of those quiet, sober days on the Zen calendar that doesn’t try to inspire us with brightness. It doesn’t lift us up…

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Death and Mourning in Buddhism

Ian February 18, 2026

In Zen, death is not treated as a special case that requires special beliefs. It is treated as the clearest case. A funeral is not…

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The Ten Grounds and the Fifty-Two Stages in the Avatamsaka Sutra

Ian February 16, 2026

The Avatamsaka Sutra, often called the Flower Garland Sutra, is one of the great visionary texts of Mahayana Buddhism. It is not written like a…

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Thinking About Right Speech

Ian February 15, 2026

There is a moment that comes for most of us, sooner or later, when practice stops being something we do on a cushion and starts…

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The Religion That Refuses to Be a Religion

Ian February 13, 2026

Authentic Buddhism, as we practice it in Zen and as we can still glimpse it in the earliest strata of the tradition, does not fit…

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Zero Trust: What It Is, Why It Matters, and How to Start

Ian February 11, 2026

For many years, organizations built cybersecurity around a simple assumption: if someone or something was inside the network, it could generally be trusted. Firewalls protected…

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