Death as a Teacher: A Buddhist’s Reflection on Dying and Returning

Recently, I joined a podcast to speak about death. (If you understand Swedish you can listen to it here. ) Both symbolically and philosophically. But primarily—as the inescapable fact it is. It’s not a subject I shy away from. In my world, death is a companion, not a threat. I’ve sat with people who wereContinue reading “Death as a Teacher: A Buddhist’s Reflection on Dying and Returning”

The Joy of Cooperation Through The Power of Interdependence

In a world increasingly marked by fragmentation, learning how to truly work together may be one of the most urgent and liberating practices we can undertake. Not just for productivity, but for peace. Not just for efficiency, but for awakening. Cooperation isn’t just a practical skill—it’s a spiritual one. It’s the act of remembering weContinue reading “The Joy of Cooperation Through The Power of Interdependence”

Uma: The Subtle Axis of Tibetan Yoga — and Why We Sit Up to Break Free

The Hollywood actress Uma Thurman is actually named after the central channel in the subtle nervous system — Uma (དུམ་མ།). Her parents are Vajrayana Buddhists, and her name reflects this deep symbolic lineage. So next time you hear her name, remember it’s not just Hollywood — it’s also inner wisdom! In my two latest workshops,Continue reading “Uma: The Subtle Axis of Tibetan Yoga — and Why We Sit Up to Break Free”

The Benefits of Combining Buddhism and Psychology without Blending Them

Today, I had the pleasure of sharing a live conversation on Instagram with yoga teacher and healthcare practitioner Rebecka Latoś. It was the final session in our teacher series, and we dove into a topic that’s both relevant and thought-provoking: the relationship between psychology and Buddhism. We explored how these two fields, often seen asContinue reading “The Benefits of Combining Buddhism and Psychology without Blending Them”

The Time is Now: How Meditation Builds Resilience in Uncertain Times

Together, we share this moment—not just as individuals walking separate paths but as interconnected beings in a world that is shifting faster than ever. Uncertainty looms, and many feel the weight of change pressing heavily upon them. Some fear what might be coming, others hesitate, waiting for clarity. But waiting is an illusion. Time isContinue reading “The Time is Now: How Meditation Builds Resilience in Uncertain Times”

The Feminine Qualities That Lead the World to Strength & Interconnectedness

Tomorrow, March 8 is a day to celebrate women, but in truth, every day is an opportunity to recognize the immeasurable strength, wisdom, and compassion we bring into the world. From a Buddhist perspective, the feminine principle represents deep wisdom—prajñā—that cuts through illusion and nurtures all beings with boundless compassion. In my meditation classes IContinue reading “The Feminine Qualities That Lead the World to Strength & Interconnectedness”

Seasons of the Heart: Moving Mindfully into Spring with Joy & Hope

As winter loosens its grip and we step into the vibrant embrace of spring, there’s a palpable shift both in nature and within ourselves. The world awakens from its slumber—buds unfurl, days stretch longer, and a fresh sense of renewal colors our everyday lives. This season of hope and lightness invites us to pause, breathe,Continue reading “Seasons of the Heart: Moving Mindfully into Spring with Joy & Hope”

Can Wildfires Awaken Us to The Impermanence of Our Precious Lives?

The teachings on impermanence remind us of a truth we often shy away from: nothing lasts forever. We live amidst constant change, and the things we hold dear, the places we call home, even the people we cherish, are all subject to time and transformation. Can wildfires awaken us to the impermanence of our preciousContinue reading “Can Wildfires Awaken Us to The Impermanence of Our Precious Lives?”

Start Laying the Foundation for Your New Meditation Year, a Fresh Start – New Beginning

The start of a new year brings the perfect opportunity to reflect, reset, and set intentions for the path ahead. This moment offers a rare opportunity to ask ourselves: How do I want to live? What qualities do I want to cultivate? What would it mean to live with greater clarity, compassion, and balance? DoContinue reading “Start Laying the Foundation for Your New Meditation Year, a Fresh Start – New Beginning”

Psychology Soothes the Ego, Buddhism Lets It Go: Why We Need Both for a Balanced Life

AI generated picture We live in a world that tells us to find ourselves, heal ourselves, and be ourselves. Psychology offers us tools for this journey, helping us soothe the cracks and bruises of the ego. It teaches us how to function better in relationships, careers, and life. Psychology soothes the ego, buddhism lets ItContinue reading “Psychology Soothes the Ego, Buddhism Lets It Go: Why We Need Both for a Balanced Life”