How do we thrive in the modern world while also cultivating a deep sense of inner well-being and calm? This article examines how, through Buddhist training, we can take a spiritual journey in the midst of modern life. Read online Download PDF
An update on Juniper, and links to a recent interview of Juniper's Lawrence Levy in which he discusses his own journey and the story behind Juniper. Read online
An article in memory of His Eminence Kensur Kyabje Lati Rinpoche, who died Monday, April 12, 2010 in Dharamsala, India. Juniper’s Segyu Rinpoche was one of Lati Rinpoche’s closest disciples for over twenty-five years. Read online
Reason and inquiry are central to Buddhist training, but they are not always applied consistently. This article discusses how the fear of upsetting the status quo should not prevent us from using reason to free ourselves from dogma, even when that dogma comes from the Buddhist tradition itself. Read online Download PDF
Through applying Buddhist insight philosophy to a contemporary issue, we demonstrate our support for extending marriage to same-sex couples. Read online Download PDF
A look at how Buddhist thought contains the seeds for a spiritual life that does not have to battle with modern culture, knowledge and norms. Read online Download PDF
A look at how Buddhist training is about unlocking our capacity to overcome negative habits and cultivating our strength and potential. Read online Download PDF
At Juniper we are sometimes called upon to tend to a person who is dying. Here we look at our approach and goals when working in this situation. Read online Download PDF
This piece is an example of how we examine whether a Buddhist practice common in some cultures is suitable to our own. We conclude that the practice of prostration is one that is sufficiently confusing that we are better served fulfillng its purpose in different ways. Read online Download PDF
