Sasha Chapin's essays explore long-term meditation, describing the strange perceptual shifts and the loss of a sense of self that come with deep practice. Recent issues also argue for surrender and letting go of self-chosen plans as a route to a happier, more generous life.

Ela Crain writes personal essays on meditation, inner distance, and how childhood experiences shape adult habits and success. Each issue reflects on everyday moments, like a gym conversation or a stalled service provider, to draw out a broader insight about the mind.

A weekly newsletter from Tricycle magazine that curates three Buddhist teachings around a single everyday theme, such as lying, racing thoughts or jealousy. Each issue introduces the theme and links to articles, excerpts and talks from teachers across Buddhist traditions.

A contemplative Buddhist newsletter of personal essays on meditation practice, teaching, skillful means, luck, and the dissolution of the separate self, drawing on Zen, Christian mystical, and other sources. Readers get reflective, first-person writing that pairs traditional teachings with lived experience of retreats and practice.