Jung’s Inner Universe, Writ Large
By EDWARD ROTHSTEIN
We know the archetype; we cherish the myth. The hero, like the world around him, is in a state of crisis. And in seeking to restore himself and the shattered cosmos, he valiantly passes through a vale of despair, descending into darkness. He risks his life and psyche in [...]

By AMY YEE

DHARAMSALA, India — Tibetan monks and nuns spend their lives studying the inner world of the mind rather than the physical world of matter. Yet for one month this spring a group of 91 monastics devoted themselves to the corporeal realm of science.
Instead of delving into Buddhist texts on karma and emptiness, they [...]

By BENEDICT CAREY
New York Times
The visions seem to swirl up from the brain’s sewage system at the worst possible times — during a job interview, a meeting with the boss, an apprehensive first date, an important dinner party. What if I started a food fight with these hors d’oeuvres? Mocked the host’s stammer? Cut loose [...]

By ADAM BRYANT

Boulder, Colo.
JIM COLLINS calls his third-floor offices in the heart of this mountain-ringed city a “management lab.” But little distinguishes his workspace from most others, save for a few things.
There is, for example, the small sign outside the door: “ChimpWorks.” In case anybody doesn’t get the point, a large Curious George doll sits [...]

Big Mind Meditation, created by Genpo Roshi, is the most exciting form of meditation I’ve found in 25 years of meditating. It makes accessing the still, silent, expanded, and non-dual within me easy. I love it. Here is a series of short videos with Genpo Roshi sharing Big Mind.
Alan Davidson
Introduction ot the Big Mind Process:

Genpo [...]