Inner Dance Teachings: Techniques Common to Zen Meditation and Noh Movement
Joseph Houseal
10 October 2026
Joseph Houseal explores the meditative foundations shared by Noh dance with esoteric and exoteric Buddhism
The 117 Acts of the Lotus-Born Master: Kinzang Chojay’s Painted Stories of Padmasambhava
Rebecca Wong
9 October 2026
Painting master Kinzang Chojay’s latest masterpiece at Yonphula University depicts 117 scenes in Padmasambhava’s magnificent story
Buddhism’s Visionary Tradition: From the Buddha’s Awakening to the Present
Pema Düddul
29 September 2026
Pema Düddul surveys two thousand years of the visionary tradition in Buddhist praxis, and the religion’s range of visionary phenomena
Facing Impermanence and Taming Time: Guru Rinpoche’s Second Manifestation of Nyima Özer
Laurence Brahm
14 September 2026
How the second manifestation of Guru Rinpoche revealed a critical quantum truth, that time does not exist, in the midst of cremation grounds
Noh and Zen
Joseph Houseal
12 September 2026
From Zen practice to ghosts and dreams, Joseph Houseal looks at how Buddhist ideas are embodied in Noh performance
How Nāgārjuna Reimagined Emptiness: The Evolution of a Core Buddhist Teaching
Sanjoy Barua Chowdhury
9 September 2026
How a second-century philosopher transformed the pedagogy of the emergent Mahayana tradition through new insights on a core idea
The IV International Buddhist Forum in Kyzyl: A Buddhist Bridge across Eurasia
Ibrahim Khalil Ahasan
8 September 2026
In the Republic of Tuva, the Russian-led International Buddhist Forum presents Buddhism as engaging modernity without discarding memory
Portals to Nirvana: Peter van Ham’s Rediscovery of an Ancient Technology
Rebecca Wong
4 September 2026
Rebecca Wong explores Peter van Ham’s photography of ancient monasteries at Tabo, Charang, Alchi, and Nako in Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh
Tatjana Krizmanic’s Art of Bhutan: Visions of Transcendent Mountains and Rivers
Raymond Lam
1 September 2026
A Croatian-American artist brings the landscapes of Bhutan to life with a distinct oil and acrylic style admired throughout the kingdom
Buddhistdoor View: What Makes a Good Man?
Buddhistdoor Global
15 August 2026
In an age of “alpha males” and online masculinity gurus, Buddhism offers a different model of manhood—one based on becoming trustworthy and kind rather than dominant
The Return of the Lotus-Born: How Odisha’s Diamond Triangle Recasts the Story of Vajrayana’s Most Revered Master
Rebecca Wong
10 August 2026
The Light of Buddhadharma International Foundation’s 3rd Guru Padmasambhava Monlam will take place from 28 December 2026 to 5 January 2027
Becoming Heruka
Joseph Houseal
8 August 2026
Joseph Houseal witnesses the cham of the wrathful protector Heruka, and reflects on the years of monastic discipline that make the transformation possible