- Vedanā: What Is in a ‘Feeling?’
- HARD-BOILED ZEN: JANWILLEM VAN DE WETERING’S THE JAPANESE CORPSE AS BUDDHIST LITERATURE
- METAPHORS OF MINDFULNESS
- RESILIENCE, AGENCY, AND EVERYDAY LOJONG IN THE TIBETAN DIASPORA
- Feelings Bound and Freed: Wandering and Wonder on Buddhist Pathways
- Why Be Mindful of Feelings?
- Vedanā, Ethics and Character: A Prolegomena
- Defining Vedanā: Through the Looking Glass
- Vedanā or Feeling Tone: A Practical and Contemporary Meditative Exploration
- Vedana of Bias: Latent Likes and Dislikes Fuelling Barriers to Human Connection
- Serious Illness, Overwhelmingly Unpleasant Feeling Tone of Life, and How Even Incipient Mindfulness Training May Sometimes Help
- Hedonic Hotspots, Hedonic Potholes: Vedanā Revisited
- An Inquiry into Views, Beliefs and Faith: Lessons from Buddhism, Behavioural Psychology and Constructivist Epistemology
- The ‘Sensation of Doubt’ in East Asian Zen Buddhism and Some Parallels with Pāli Accounts of Meditation Practice
- Feeling is Believing: The Convergence of Buddhist Theory and Modern Scientific Evidence Supporting How Self is Formed and Perpetuated Through Feeling Tone (Vedanā)
- Vedanā and the Wisdom of Impermanence: We are Precipitants Within the Experiments of the Universe
- Secular Buddhism and Justice
- An All-new Timeless Truth
- Enlightenment as a Psychological Construct and as a Buddhist Religious Pursuit: A Cross-cultural Understanding
- Caught in the Middle: The Changing Role of Buddhist Meditation for Older Shan Adults
- Letter to the Editor – James H. Austin, A Note
- Beautiful Bodhisattvas: The Aesthetics of Spiritual Exemplarity
- Beauty and Aesthetic Experience in Theravāda Buddhism
- Love Incessantly Flows: Mae Naak, a New Asian Opera Heroine Born out of a Thai Buddhist Narrative
- Spacious Awareness in Mahāyāna Buddhism and Its Role in the Modern Mindfulness Movement
- Uplifting Spiritual Cultivation for Lay People: Bhikṣuṇī Master Daehaeng (1927–2012) of the Hanmaum Seonwon (One Mind Sŏn Center) in South Korea
- Modern Maṇḍala Meditation: Some Observations
- Awareness Versus Un-Clinging: Which Matters in Mindfulness?
- Counselor Self-care and Mindfulness
- Teacher-Student Relations in Two Tibetan Buddhist Groups in Helsinki