Vietnamese-American artist Tuan Andrew Nguyen will bring a depiction of the historic Bamiyan Buddhas to New York City this year
A reflection on mugs, memory, and practicing non-attachment as a Buddhist householder
A winter morning of snow, animals, and tea becomes a quiet reflection on the Buddhist practice of taking refuge and actively building shelter from suffering
Despite a serious collision in Liberty County, the Walk for Peace pilgrimage continues as supporters rally around injured monk Bhante Dam Phommasan
Autumn’s unpredictable weather becomes a Buddhist lesson in letting go of fixed ideas and meeting each moment with openness
Osse, a queer socialist and Nichiren Buddhist, has become a prominent progressive figure in Brooklyn politics, drawing attention for his activism and outspoken positions
A homesteader’s meditation on the changing seasons and the Noble Eightfold Path’s call to wake up to the beauty that’s already here
India’s “Festival of Lights,” celebrated by people of many faiths including Buddhism, is now an official holiday in three US states
Sunrise gardening shows us a Dharma truth: pulling weeds is only half the work—we must also plant the flowers of compassion and joy
Recent surveys shed light on the role of immigration in shaping Buddhism in the United States
BDG’s North America Correspondent Sensei Alex Kakuyo discusses the importance of understanding karma in our everyday lives
Two years after a devastating fire in Lahaina, Maui, Buddhists return to the Jodo Mission temple there for Obon Festival to remember ancestors, joyful practice, and community
