Karuna Articles

Ripening Into Repair

By Mairead on April 11, 2022

By Miriam Hall During the pandemic, I got interested in mending some of my older clothes. I researched how to darn and patch, not having done much of either in […]

Enduring Difficult Transitions with Self-Love

By Melissa Moore on March 18, 2022

Enduring is a word that evokes stress simply upon hearing it, so I apologize. However, it may feel as if we’re barely hanging on to the constant roller coaster of […]

How We Know What We Know

By Melissa Moore on February 11, 2022

Contemplative Psychology understands cognition as a state or experience of knowing. Cognition includes all conscious and unconscious processes by which knowledge is acquired, such as sensing, feeling, perceiving, recognizing, conceptualizing, […]

DISCOVERING INTRINSIC HEALTH IN A WORLD RUNNING OUT OF SANITY WITH MELISSA MOORE

By Melissa Moore on January 13, 2022

Listen here From the host of Awake in Relationship podcast, Silas Rose: "The pandemic has highlighted some fundamental and often painful differences in worldview between nations, political parties, friends and […]

Finding Light in Seasonal Depression

By Melissa Moore on December 7, 2021

Tis the season to be… To be what? To be cheerful and grateful…or to be genuine to who and what we are truly feeling? Sometimes we’re just not feeling the […]

A Compassionate Death

By emily on October 7, 2021

Emily NelsonFounder of Be A Tree Cremation Lao Tzu says "The words of truth are always paradoxical.” Nowhere is that more true than in death. The great paradox is that there […]

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