Who Would Notice If I Was Missing?

There is a loneliness in realising that no one is waiting for you.

Oct 14 • Rory Singer

One Might As Well Burst Out Laughing

On Longchenpa, groundlessness, and the joke that takes a lifetime to get

Oct 7 • Rory Singer

September 2026

What Are You Looking For?

When people arrive for a Buddhist teaching, to learn to meditate, or to begin therapy, they usually believe they know why they have come.

Sep 30 • Rory Singer

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The Intelligence of Remembering

What Mindfulness Forgot About Memory

Sep 23 • Rory Singer

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The Wish to Know Who Is Safe

While reading the Guardian online, I noticed a headline:

Sep 16 • Rory Singer

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The Rape of Africa II

How the Subjugation of Black Bodies Set the Tone for the Colonisation of a Continent

Sep 9 • Rory Singer

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The Rape of Africa

Christianity and the Erasure of Indigenous Belief

Sep 2 • Rory Singer

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August 2026

Between Silence and Speech

On the War Inside American Buddhism, and the One I Have Not Resolved in Myself

Aug 26 • Rory Singer

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The Manufactured Sting

On memory, fabrication, and the missing owner

Aug 19 • Rory Singer

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To Whom Does It Belong?

On Insults, Inheritance, and What Was Never Yours to Carry

Aug 12 • Rory Singer

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Don’t Go By Reports

what an ancient confusion teaches about a post-truth world

Aug 5 • Rory Singer

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July 2026

The Buddha, Artificial Intelligence, and the Meaning of Consciousness

This spring, Richard Dawkins gave his AI a name.

Jul 29 • Rory Singer

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