Opening to Joy — Ruth King and Pamela Ayo Yetunde in Conversation, BuddhaFest 2024
Ruth King and Pamela Ayo Yetunde discuss opening to joy in conversation at BuddhaFest 2024.
Courtesy of Ruth KingMindfulness · Mindfulness & Racial Healing
Mindfulness teacher, mentor, and founder of the Mindful of Race Institute.
Ruth King founded the Mindful of Race Institute, applying mindfulness practice specifically to the understanding and healing of racial conditioning — a body of work most fully developed in her book Mindful of Race. Her teaching brings formal meditation practice into direct, unflinching inquiry into race, identity, and the conditioned patterns that shape how we experience ourselves and one another.
Through the Mindful of Race Institute and its Online Academy, Ruth offers teachings, trainings, and self-study programs that invite deeper awareness, emotional wisdom, and a more intimate understanding of how racial conditioning influences our lives and relationships. Across meditation, reflective study, and community learning, her work creates space for insight and compassion to become embodied — supporting greater clarity, courage, and freedom in how we meet ourselves and the world.
“Racism is a heart disease, and it's curable.”Ruth King
Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this teacher in their own words.
Ruth King and Pamela Ayo Yetunde discuss opening to joy in conversation at BuddhaFest 2024.
A short guided loving-kindness (metta) practice from the Mindful of Race Institute founder.
A secular, evidence-based approach to attention and awareness, developed from Buddhist meditation practice for clinical and everyday use.
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