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In this guided journal, Beth Jacobs,
PhD—who has taught and written extensively on both Buddhist psychology and therapeutic writing-- pairs meditation practices and Buddhist principles with journaling exercises to help center your mind, tap into your inner tranquility, and deepen your practice. Whether you're a first time meditator (or journaler!) or a seasoned Buddhist practitioner, A Buddhist Journal is a vehicle for personal insight and inner stillness, and the perfect antidote to a hectic world. |
Abhidharma, The Original Buddhist Psychology, available through Amazon
Beth Jacobs will be doing selected readings and teachings, check for further details.
Photos from the Spring Arts Festival:
Zen in America by Yining Zhou
Yining Zhou(周逸寧) is from Shanghai, China, and became interested in Buddhism while a graduate student at Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. This video project was crafted to look at Zen Buddhism in the American cultural context, particularly as it relates to meditation practice.
Check Out Paper Sky:What Happened After Anne Frank's Diary Ended by Beth Jacobs
