Book Review: “I See You, Buddha!”
Posted on05 Dec 2022
A beautifully illustrated book about bowing that broadens the conventional understanding of why we make this gesture.
Book Review: The Hero of Compassion
Posted on26 Nov 2022
An inspiring book by Harry Einhorn, who is a composer, artist, meditation instructor and MWE dharma learning specialist. Published by Bala Kids, this book is a simple story that describes the aspirations and activities of Lokeshvara, and how he came to have a thousand arms and eyes.
Taking Your Seat
Posted on05 Nov 2022
This MWE unit plan outlines a wide range of lessons and activities that teachers can use to begin a new year or a new cycle, and to and support students with the process of settling into something new with awareness of their own intentions. In this thematic unit students are invited to be present, find their place in the community, and appreciate how awareness can bring dignity and spaciousness to any endeavor.
Book Review: Sophie Learns to Be Brave
Posted on30 Oct 2022
Roshi Joan Halifax wrote Sophie Learns to Be Brave about a young girl and her encounters with a dog who teaches her friendship, presence, loss, and bravery. Sophie and the old dog cross paths in the midst of a wild storm. A mantra helps Sophie through her fears and can help readers through theirs.
Mudras
Posted on15 Oct 2022
A downloadable poster of mudras (hand signs) connected to the traditional 8 offerings with aspirations for each one along with some lesson ideas.
Creating and Using Joy Jars with Children
Posted on24 Aug 2022
Joy jars are a fun and effective way to bring awareness to moments that light children up and practice gratitude. This resource includes all the hows and whys, including science based research, prompts, materials to use, and other reflections.
Buddhism 101 with Alex Trisoglio
Posted on27 Jun 2022
A 1.5 hour dive into Buddhist history philosphy given by Alex Trisoglio in 2022 as part of the Middle Way School's adult learning program.
Family Sundays: Yawning Yeti
Posted on26 Oct 2021
From the Rubin Museum: A tactile exploration of Himalayan indigenous folklore through sculpting your very own Yawning Yeti
Family Sundays: Holi Rangoli
Posted on26 Oct 2021
From the Rubin Museum: An art project making rangoli to celebrate the festival of Holi