“What the buddhist practice did is caused me to have a very clear realization that this isn’t about my mom. None about it is about my mom.”

– Linda, a Zen practitioner 

“I have been learning that sometimes that just listening rather than shouting. allows more change to happen in a positive way.”

– Dick and Bonnie, 

“It’s real challenging to approach each day with a fresh and clean slate. That is where practice becomes so valuable. “

– Kim, a Thervada practitioner

“I have a partner Tom. Really with him, I think they say, that someone like that is your greatest teacher.”

– Dottie, a Varjayana practitioner 

“The way you can tell the fruit of your practice is by what is showing up in your life and in particularly how your relationships were going.”

– Bryn, a Varjayana practitioner 

“The longer we have been together, i really see less of myself less as an individual but kind of this idea of emptiness being in our relationship.”

– Emma and Jude, Vajrayana practitioners 

“It is such a example of here we are in the drama and things are important and ..we gotta go meditate and you meditate and you got distance from it.”

– Willy and Kim, Vajrayana practitioners