Michael Fisher·Oct 23, 2020The Costs Aren’t Worth It: Open SchoolsI’m flying for the first time in eight months. Everyone on this United flight wears a mask, but everything else is as I remember. Prior to…
Michael Fisher·May 21, 2020Should I Stay or Should I Go? The Memorial Day Weekend DilemmaIn the time of coronavirus, I listen to Dharma talks Zoom’ed from the San Francisco Zen Center. This past Sunday, Jiryu from Green Gulch…A response icon2A response icon2
Michael Fisher·Jul 21, 2017A Troubled Season of LoveSwaddled in comfort, we stood there waiting. The high sun cast over thousands of faces, lines stretched as far as the eye could see. This…A response icon1A response icon1
Michael Fisher·Apr 21, 2017Questions of travelShe couldn’t lose control. Even dishes needed to be moved in my sink. “Why?” I wanted to ask. I kept holding my tongue. I couldn’t lose…
Michael Fisher·Nov 16, 2016An answer to angerThis poster hangs outside the room I work in. I passed by it many times before the election, but since then it has taken on new meaning.
Michael Fisher·Oct 28, 2016On Politics and PrivilegeIt’s a warm night, the kind of October warmth that only graces great American cities in uncertain climate times.
Michael Fisher·Sep 9, 2016The prospects of precarity, reduxStanding in IKEA, questioning significance. The jokes on me kept coming. From Buddhism to bust. Zen and the art of futon shopping. Which…
Michael Fisher·Aug 26, 2016Ego Relaxation TrainingI was probably bound to confuse Buddhism with another form of self-improvement.A response icon1A response icon1