Thich Nhat Hanh's Blog, page 7

My Path to Wake Up Schools

Joost Vriens reflects on the connection between mindfulness and being a teacher. He was a teacher at a secondary vocational school for 40 years, supports Wake Up Schools and is a co-founder of a Dutch online Education Sangha.

International Day of Peace

On Sat Sep 21, International Day of Peace, the Plum Village sanghas in Jerusalem will be offering a Peace Walk at 5pm local time. We invite you to join online for a simultaneous session of sitting meditation, chanting and walking meditation lead by Blue Cliff Monastery.

In Love & Trust: Letters from a Zen Master

In this article we discover Thich Nhat Hanh's intimate letters and wisdom with exerts from a new book out on October 15th 2024 via Parallax Press.

A Friend on the Path

Sister Chân Đào Nghiêm reflects on her practice with a treasured friend that helps her on the path of healing, transformation and joy in the present moment.

Peace Begins Here – 2024 Wake Up Retreat

We share photos and the collective energy of peace generated by 700 practitioners from our recent retreat for young people.

Plum Village and Our Art of Saving the Planet

In this article Brother Chân Trời Đức Niệm shares about the 7-week online course “Zen and the Art of Saving the Planet” (ZASP)

Activism as a Vehicle for Awakening

Dharma Teacher Jo-Ann Rosen offers practices for wise activism in alignment with the Engaged Buddhist path.

Summer Opening 2024

We invite you to share in moments from the Summer Opening for families. Over these three weeks, more than 2,000 lay practitioners – including 170 teenagers and 480 children came to live in simplicity, cultivating awareness, understanding, and compassion.

Negative self-perceptions and video games

Thay responds with gentleness and wisdom to heartfelt questions from young practitioners during past annual Summer Opening Retreats.

You Are Enough: Words for Teens

In this sharing for teenagers (and the “forever teens at heart”), Sister Đẳng Nghiêm shows young people how to take care of their body and mind and know their true value amidst the rapid changes of adolescence.