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The Insight Journal

Published since 1989, Insight Journal offers Dharma articles of lasting interest, including original writing, illuminating interviews, transcripts, excerpts, and sutta study. The Journal provides critical and exegetical reflections on Buddhist traditions and practices, grounded in a broad comparative perspective. 

Explore and experience the profound insights of Buddhist inquiry with this freely offered resource and online archive.

Spring 2025

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  • Mu Soeng

Revoicing the Buddha
By
  • Mu Soeng

Monkey Fist Sutra
By
  • Mu Soeng

Obsessions Sutra
By
  • Mu Soeng

Not-Self Sutra
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  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2020

Encountering and Practicing Buddhism in Integrated Sanghas

  • Pamela Ayo Yetunde
  • Article
  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2020

Living Our Histories, Shaping Our Futures: Buddhist Practice and Anti-Racist Education for White People

  • Jessica Locke
  • Article
  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2020

“When I Could Do Nothing”: Buddhism and the Practice of Poetry in a Time of Pandemic

  • William Edelglass
  • Article
  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2020

Climate, Corona, and Collapse: The Dharma was Made for these Times

  • Karin Meyers
  • Article
  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2020

Dependent Arising

  • Bhikkhu Anālayo
  • Article
  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2020

Mindfully Facing Climate Change – Part 4: Walking the Path

  • Bhikkhu Anālayo
  • Article
  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2020

Mindfully Facing Climate Change – Part 3: Liberation of the Mind

  • Bhikkhu Anālayo
  • Article
  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2020

Mindfully Facing Climate Change – Part 2: An Ethics of the Mind

  • Bhikkhu Anālayo
  • Article
  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2020

Mindfully Facing Climate Change – Part 1: Relating to the Earth

  • Bhikkhu Anālayo
  • Article
  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2019

Rebirth and the West

  • Bhikkhu Anālayo
  • Article
  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2019

Gary Snyder, Dōgen, and the EcoSangha: The Practice of the Wild in the Anthropocene

  • Jason Wirth
  • Article
  • INSIGHT JOURNAL 2019

Taking Freedom to Extremes: Teachings for Responsible Social Action

  • Lila Kate Wheeler, Katy Wiss, JD Doyle
  • Interview

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