Exploring the present circumstances of Buddhist traditions in Southeast Asia—A discussion of the Dharma’s diffusion in Malaysia
Kassidy Evans explores how we can master the Buddha’s “bow and arrow” motif while still taking responsibility for those we care about
A college student in the United States considers how a Buddhist approach to economics could bring about a more caring, equitable society.
What do you do after your life changes forever? Margaret Meloni explores what we can learn from three Buddhist nuns from ancient India.
Trump’s Iran conflict shows the danger of leadership rooted in spectacle rather than wisdom
A barefoot practitioner, shifting trust, and what sustained observation reveals about discipline and response
Artist Tiffani Gyatso explores how longing, absence, and uncertainty can become gateways to deeper understanding
Buddhist practitioners, teachers, artists, and musicians are showing the way for how Dharma practice can be relevant to young people
Asa Hershoff proposed that what we wear is never just clothing, but a daily act of intention, identity, and quiet transformation.
A college student in the United States considers a Buddhist perspective on what it takes to achieve a just and compassionate society
Part three of a five-part series on organizational development for Buddhist communities from Sumeru publisher and author John Harvey Negru
The Buddha warned against mistaking appearances for truth. In today’s AI age, that teaching may be more important than ever
