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Every author here is also an artist on BrightStar — clicking a tile opens their full profile with bio, articles, podcast episodes, music, and upcoming events. From Krishna Das and Tara Brach to emerging contributors, this is the directory of voices behind the writing.
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BrightStar authors are the teachers, musicians, and contributors whose writing, podcasts, and recorded talks appear across the blog — Sam Harris, Krishna Das, Tara Brach, and many more. Every author profile is also an artist profile, so you get the full picture in one place: bio, articles, podcast episodes, upcoming events, and music links. Authors range from beloved kirtan wallahs and Buddhist teachers to neuroscientists and meditation guides.
Authors are the subset of artists who contribute writing or recorded talks to the BrightStar blog. The profile pages are shared — clicking a tile here takes you to the same /artists/profile page. Some teachers are exclusively performers (kirtan artists, sound healers) — those live under /artists. Authors are the people whose voices show up on the blog as well: podcasters, writers, dharma teachers, and recorded talks.
Click any author tile to open their profile, then scroll to the articles section. You'll find their full body of writing on BrightStar alongside their bio, events, and music. Each author profile lists their published articles in reverse-chronological order. From the blog itself, you can also click the author tile under any article to jump directly to that author's hub.
Yes — BrightStar welcomes writing from teachers, musicians, and seekers in the conscious community. Submit a pitch through the contributor form on /for-creators. We're especially interested in personal practice essays, lineage explainers, retreat reflections, and conversations about contemplative life. Existing artists on BrightStar can apply to be tagged as authors and start publishing immediately.