
Buddhistdoor View: A Techno-Utopian Rush or a Middle Way with AI
AI should serve all beings, not just the privileged few—governments must act now to ensure ethics guide innovation

AI should serve all beings, not just the privileged few—governments must act now to ensure ethics guide innovation

Buddhism is attracting growing interest in the Spanish-speaking world, and Buddhistdoor is best positioned to cover its developments

Amid an upswing in political hypocrisy and zero-sum jostling for power, are compromise, understanding, and compassion now obsolete in our globalized world?

Concerned about policy changes, American TikTok influencers migrate to another Chinese platform, raising questions of ethics and interdependence online and in the real world

The snake is a symbol of wisdom across cultures and can serve as a venerable teacher for our own personal growth in 2025

Brian Daizen Victoria examines the tensions with Buddhist involvement in US support for the Israeli campaign in Gaza and alleged war crimes

Events in Syria give many around the world hope for a new future there and beyond, but history teaches us to be cautious about big changes

This holiday season, Kassidy Evans invites us to moderate commercialism and gift truly meaningful things that will delight and thrill

Anam Thubten Rinpoche investigates the foundations of Buddhist thought and practice

The popularization of Himalayan Wisdom Traditions depends on creative forays into pop culture by directors, musicians and other creatives

In a potentially polarized world, Ratnadevi offers mindful listening as a bridge between ourselves and others. By tuning into emotions and values, we create space for healing, connection, and constructive action.

Trump’s political rise raises profound questions about how Buddhists can respond with ethical clarity, compassion, and a commitment to justice in today’s polarized world