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This issue is included in our digital subscriptions. In this issue: Thich Nhat Hanh on the Sutra on Mindful Breathing; the Sangha in Vietnam; offerings from children; practicing with the Mindfulness Trainings, and more!

This issue is included in our digital subscriptions. This issue offers many possibilities for transforming our livelihood and economy: Thay’s commentary on the Eleventh Mindfulness Training encourages us to keep compassion alive in our work; scholar Riane Eisler shares her vision of an economy based on compassion and creativity; a commitment to our core values can radically shift our work and economy; a social worker, family counselor, and school board member tell us how mindfulness supports their daily work; looking deeply at Sangha practice; People of Color Days of Mindfulness; Sanghas illustrate the power and beauty of many individuals practicing together.

This issue is included in our digital subscriptions. In this issue: our Sangha siblings in New Zealand and Australia; voices in India and England reflecting on Thich Nhat Hanh's journeys there; Thich Nhat Hanh's clear and compassionate guidance in untangling ourselves from perceptions that can cause suffering; mindfulness practice in prison; practical guidance on facilitating Dharma discussion.

This issue is included in our digital subscriptions. In this issue: Shining Light as discussed by Thich Nhat Hanh; difficulties as opportunities to deepen practice; insights for a healthy residential Sangha; the beauty of sharing experiences with Sangha; Wendy Johnson, Lyn Fine, and Larry Ward offer specific suggestions grown from the seeds of their experiences; Sangha practices from young people; and more.

This issue is included in our digital subscriptions. In this issue, we honor the Plum Village 30th Anniversary and the Wake Up movement: our history and our future. This issue includes: a treasury of photos from the first decades of Plum Village; memories from the early years; the heart of our practice—changing mud into lotus flowers; how the Wake Up movement began with Thay’s repeated question: “How can we share the practice with young people?;” bright moments from the movement’s short history (Wake Up tours, the creation of a CD for peace, flash mob meditations).

This issue is included in our digital subscriptions. In this issue, Thich Nhat Hanh encourages us to become deeply rooted in our spiritual and blood families so we can enter the present moment fully, with strength and ease. The experiential pieces that follow describe the challenges of being present with difficult states of mind, family members, and neighbors, and in the midst of war, poverty, and oppression.

This issue is included in our digital subscriptions. In this issue: Thay shares about the suffering caused by AIDS; Dharma teacher Jack Lawlor invites us to look at the habit energies present in our daily consumption; Peggy Rowe and Tracy Sarriugarte offer practices that cultivate consumption of nourishing and healing nutriments; mindfulness practice in social action and daily practice; mindful speech practice; and more.

This issue is included in our digital subscriptions. In this issue: Q&A with Thich Nhat Hanh during the “Engaged Buddhism for the Twenty-First Century” retreat in Hanoi; stories from the biannual United Nations Day of Vesak in Vietnam; mindful dying; Buddhist tools for tackling climate change; news from the European Institute of Applied Buddhism.