
So, You Want to Be a Buddhist Author, Eh? Part Two: The Changing Nature of Buddhist Practice
John Harvey Negru offers a second feature on the changing landscape of Buddhist leadership and publishing in North America
John Harvey Negru offers a second feature on the changing landscape of Buddhist leadership and publishing in North America
A conversation with Korea’s leading socially engaged Buddhist on global compassion, and the path to peace and liberation.
The evolution of a trailblazing Buddhist scholar and artist
Nina Müller reveals how Dharma encounters in Glasgow and Hong Kong reoriented her calling to spiritual growth and helping others
Inspired by teachings from Shunryu Suzuki and the Buddha, Ratnadevi reflects on how everyday experiences like winning and losing can open a path to greater compassion and nonattachment.
Our loving-kindness practitioner transports us to Spain for a break and much-needed reflection on cultivating peace and moving on from and through our grief
Sensei Alex Kakuyo shares how gardening under imperfect conditions becomes a practice in resilience, echoing Buddhist teachings on impermanence and the Eight Winds.
Alan Kwan presents a case for understanding the Pure Land scriptures on their own terms: as vehicles to Amitabha Buddha
Margaret Meloni considers a Buddhist perspective on regret and remorse, and cultivating equanimity through skillful actions
Maia Duerr brings together the many ways that Buddhist activism can be expressed to create a holistic picture of kindness, compassion, and wisdom in our troubled times
Kassidy Evans offers a meditation on our grind-obsessed hustle culture, and working meaningfully and happily amidst capitalism
Lam Yuen Ching begins a new series of articles on the evolution of Thích Nhất Hạnh’s transformative approach to Buddhist practice