Mark Matousek is a Reporter at Business Insider. He specializes in religion and spirituality, exploring themes that intersect with contemporary issues and personal growth. Mark's insights and writings have been featured in notable publications including Psychology Today, The Tea Lady, and The Information.
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Zen teachers and gay married priests, Koshin Paley Ellison and Robert Chodo Campbell, discuss the importance of relationship in spiritual practice.
Zen teachers Robert Chodo Campbell and Koshin Paley Ellison share insights on meeting their students as equals and facing loneliness.
This world reflects our beliefs back to us, says wisdom teacher Pali Summerlin. But when we uncover the source of our mistaken beliefs, we free ourselves.
The idea of being a victim is the fundamental error, says author and wisdom teacher, Pali Summerlin. By turning inward, we can perceive differently and free ourselves.
Devon and Nico Hase on combining spiritual practice and romantic love. Who better to mirror you than your beloved life partner who is there with you day in and day out?
You and your partner don't need to share a spiritual practice, but you do need common values.
The desire to awaken is innate and emerges from a discrepancy between what we feel in our hearts and ordinary experience. A shift in identity is a defining element of waking up.
Most traditional spiritual paths are progressive. You have to keep monitoring the changes. The direct approach is more about dismantling the one who is trying to improve.
How progressive spirituality diverges from oter paths, including Buddhism.
