Kaitlyn S. C. Hatch

Hi! Let me tell you a bit about myself...

Dharma practice is core to my life, and I'm always looking for new tools and ways of approaching my mind and cultivating awareness. I'm an insatiably curious and enthusiastic student —contemplating, meditating and studying on a daily basis. I am committed to working with my mind for the liberation of all beings. My current focus is on the poison of ignorance—noticing my implicit biases and unlearning habits of delusion. I am thoroughly committed to the Bodhisattva vow—working to be of benefit in everything I do, for our collective liberation.

My aim in life is to be of the greatest benefit I can possibly be. Whether it's a project of my own conception or something in collaboration with others, I want to turn my aspirations for a better world into actions. All that I do is influenced and fed by this aspiration.

Contribute & Connect

I am incredibly fortunate to have the support of patrons to enable me to do this work. It is 100% funded by others.

If you are struck by any of the work I do and would like to encourage and support it, it would mean so much to me if you became a patron. Your contribution is valued, regardless of what it is.

Writing

Blog

Books

Dharma Art

As an artist, I have worked with many mediums. My portfolio includes sculpture, animation, poetry, painting, drawing, leather-craft and embroidery. My current artistic focus is on creating detailed line drawings of traditional Tibetan Thangkas—specifically representations of various deities in non-male form.

You can see the progress of these pieces on my Instagram feed and other art pieces in The Gallery.

The artist's hand sketching a lotus flower below an infinite knot. A metal ruler lies across the image.

A pen and ruler laying across a half finished drawing of a generic dakini. The Dakini is in a sitting posture with a skull cup in one hand.

Podcast

Everything is Workable is a podcast I produced and hosted from June 2015 until October 2019. This was a project I did to support my Buddhist practice, express gratitude to the many teachers in my life, and show that what one person does truly matters.

My guests throughout the years included friends, fellow practitioners, and great teachers and leaders like adrienne maree brown, Lama Rod Owens, and Dekila Chungyalpa.

I am currently working on finishing a searchable archive of episodes, as want this to continue to be a source of support and encouragement.