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Ethan Nichtern is a Buddhist teacher and student. He is the author of the books Confidence, The Road Home, and The Dharma of the Princess Bride, and the host of The Road Home podcast.

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  • Ethan Nichtern

    Author: Confidence (Release May 21, 2024), The Road Home, The Dharma of the Princess Bride, Host of The Road Home podcast, Buddhist Student & Teacher

  • Ethereal Culture

    Author of The Stars Within You Astrologer for etherealculture.com

  • Dr. Shefali

    Mother, Psychologist, Teacher, 3x NYT Bestselling Author | Founder of Conscious Parenting 💜 Building the blueprint on raising Conscious Sons and Daughters in a Digital World

  • nico hase

    nico hase is a dharma teacher in the Insight Meditation tradition. Fieldwork is where he thinks seriously about the texts that shape practice — not just what they say, but how we read them.

  • Dr. Chris Willard

    Christopher Willard, PsyD is a psychologist, author and consultant based at Harvard Medical School. His book The Neuroscience of Negotiation publishes February 2026.

  • Bryan Welch

    Author of The Gift of a Broken Heart (2026) and Beautiful and Abundant (2011). Former chief executive at purpose-driven companies. Cattle and sheep rancher. Meditator. Exploring grief and joy with a Buddhist perspective. www.thegiftofabrokenheart.com

  • devon hase

    devon + nico hase serve as guiding teachers of the dharma community Refuge of Belonging. They are the co-authors of the upcoming This Messy, Gorgeous Love: A Buddhist Guide to Lasting Partnership (2026). Visit devonandnicohase.com for more info.

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