
Walking Down the Road
A reflection on the how walking and seated meditation can bring us into intimate contact with our mind

A reflection on the how walking and seated meditation can bring us into intimate contact with our mind

Former bishop of the Buddhist Churches of America is remembered for his contributions to Buddhist practice as well as his visionary work at the Institute of Buddhist Studies

Historic artworks, including the head of a Buddha statue, will return to Cambodia and Thailand after it was discovered that they were stolen

Seeing refuge in the way that we care for others around us, we can better understand the refuges that the Buddha offered us 2,600 years ago

Non-duality is both an intellectual topic in Buddhism to be understood and a lived understanding to be found in practice

Through understanding the Heart Sutra’s teachings on form and emptiness, we can see the beautiful potential in all things

Maryland is now home to the first Ambedkar statue in the United States and the largest one outside of India

With our Buddhist practice, we can perfume the world with goodness

As the temple seeks community support to recoup lost funds, the thieves have yet to be apprehended

A meditation on what cats and Buddhist practice can teach us about unconditional love and acceptance

Newly-opened exhibition at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art showcases more than 125 pieces of ancient Indian Buddhist art

As we work for awakening, Sensei Alex Kakuyo advises us that we cannot eliminate suffering, but instead we can learn to accept it as it arises