Sage Meditation Blog

There is a specific irony in the fact that I spent my morning streaming high-definition audio from an iPad into a 1946 Montgomery Ward tube radio. Objectively, the radio is "worse" than the smartphone … read more

In this modern, connected world, there is an unwritten social contract that demands our constant, unwavering attention. To be a "good citizen," we are told, is to be perpetually informed, constantly o … read more

Meditation in Greenland is a study in contrasts. It exists at the intersection of an ancient, animistic past and a modern, wellness-focused present. While the country does not have a historical lineag … read more

If you open your phone right now, you will likely be greeted by a firehose of grief. Tragedy, injustice, political volatility, and environmental sorrow—it all arrives in our pockets in real-time … read more

Today is January 6th, known in the Christian tradition as the Feast of the Epiphany, or "Three Kings Day." It marks the official end of the Christmas season—the "Twelfth Day of Christmas." While … read more