
Is It a Quarter-Life Crisis or Just Impermanence? Buddhist Lessons for Young Adults
How young people can have a productive and meaningful dialogue with their life milestones to attain a greater understanding of themselves

How young people can have a productive and meaningful dialogue with their life milestones to attain a greater understanding of themselves

A journey of caregiving, spiritual searching, and unexpected community reveals how loving-kindness can reshape even the most uncertain chapters of life.

Buddhism in Indonesia is a fascinating story of assimilation, cultural unity, and folklore combined with philosophy

Grace Song explores the future of Won Buddhism in the United States through the expanding role of lay practitioners shaping inclusive and accessible sangha life.

Ven. Tanmyeong explores a contemporary analogy for the storehouse consciousness—one of the most profound and subtle teachings in Yogacara philosophy.

A fleeting “false spring” becomes a gentle lesson in Buddhist teachings on impermanence, reminding us that hope and disappointment arise together, and both must be held lightly

Exploring the characteristics and qualities of the transcendent, paradisical Pure Land that lead to repose and Buddhahood

In this piece, Ratnadevi explores how Buddhist shraddha and the Latin fiducia offer a deeper alternative to fragile, outcome-dependent hope in uncertain times

LAM Yuen Ching, PhD, examines Thich Nhat Hanh’s Fourteen Mindfulness Trainings in the context of the Order of Interbeing

Ven. Pomnyun Sunim gives a teaching on desire and attachment in relationships.

When being soft and tender is an act of strength, character and resistance. . . especially in the face of the venal powerful

Margaret Meloni shares a meditation on the difference between pain and suffering, and the path of acceptance..