Religion & Ethics NewsWeekly

Tag: meditation

  • Paul Root Wolpe Extended Interview

    “It doesn’t matter which ethical system you use, it can always be enhanced by a compassionate approach.” More →

    February 21, 2014

  • Geshe Lobsang Tenzin Extended Interview

    “Ethics of compassion is a major part of all major religions. But ethics of compassion can also be developed without having to rely on a specific religion.” More →

    February 21, 2014

  • Buddhist Teachings on Aging

    Watch Buddhist teacher and author Lewis Richmond explain a Buddhist approach to old age and read an excerpt from his book “Aging as a Spiritual Practice: A Contemplative Guide to Growing Older and Wiser.”
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    August 16, 2013

  • Prison Nonviolence Project

    “These are safe men. Not only will they not create conflict and violence in your community, they can help resolve it,” says Jacques Verduin. His program in San Quentin prison is helping inmates deal with the emotional pain at the root of their criminal behavior. More →

    May 10, 2013

  • None of the Above: Religious Implications

    What effect will the fast-growing number of American adults who say they have no religious affiliation have on traditional organized religion? More →

    March 15, 2013

  • Interfaith Meditation

    “We often think of meditation as being primarily a solo activity, but there is a communal aspect even though you’re in silence… I think that communal aspect is part of what helps build that habit of heart over time,” says Pastor Cathy Abbott of Arlington Temple United Methodist Church. The church hosts daily silent group meditation for people of all faiths. More →

    September 13, 2012

  • Mindfulness Goes Mainstream

    “I find that starting the day with a little bit of quiet time changes the whole complexion of the rest of the day. It’s almost like warming up before you go into an athletic event. But the key is that you can do it anywhere,” says Congressman Tim Ryan, author of A Mindful Nation. More →

    July 20, 2012

  • American Buddhism on the Rise

    We ask attendees at the opening night of the BuddhaFest film festival to talk about their attraction to Buddhism. Watch an audio slideshow of the interviews and listen to a Buddhist chant performed during the opening ceremony. More →

    June 22, 2012

  • Father Martin Laird

    “It is our love that brings us into communion with God, not our knowledge about God,” he says. “It’s the difference between looking at a photograph of somebody you love and looking into the eyes of someone you love.” More →

    December 16, 2011

  • Mary Karr Extended Interview

    Watch much more of correspondent Judy Valente’s conversation with Mary Karr about God, prayer, poetry, and the Catholic faith. More →

    March 4, 2011

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