Are You Doing Enough?
Satya Robyn
12 May 2022
Working through the difficult realities of working hard and knowing there is still so much more to do
Buddhistdoor View: A Buddhist Country in Crisis
Buddhistdoor Global
7 May 2022
Buddhist monastics are among those mobilizing in the face of Sri Lanka’s current crisis
In Praise of Limitations
Satya Robyn
22 April 2022
Accepting the reality of our limitations as a way to work clearly and honestly with the world as it is
Healing the World: The First Problem
José M. Tirado ‘ö-Zér Jamgön Dorje
29 March 2022
A meditation on the dilemma of engaged Buddhism
War, Helplessness, and Hope
Satya Robyn
23 March 2022
Relying on Buddhist wisdom to work through the complex emotions stirred up by the climate crisis and war
A Metta Prayer
Hozan Alan Senauke
11 March 2022
Exploring the intersection of peace, justice, and loving-kindness
Between the Ideal and Reality
Jungto Society
14 February 2022
A Buddhist perspective on managing our dreams and aspirations while accepting the reality of our circumstances
Engaged Buddhism – Inspiring Food Justice Ventures
Sarah C. Beasley
8 February 2022
Facing the problem of hunger with kindness and compassion, inspired by Buddhist masters near and far
Buddhistdoor View: Discourse and Praxis – The Interconnected Legacy of Thich Nhat Hanh
Buddhistdoor Global
5 February 2022
One of Thich Nhat Hanh’s most prominent innovations can be seen in the Plum Village series of his English-language calligraphy. The late teacher, who passed
Activism Is Dharma
Satya Robyn
18 January 2022
Finding balance as an activist committed to change, both internally and in the world
Restoration and Justice: An Interview with Dr. Natalie Avalos on Indigenous Spirituality and Buddhist Allies
Raymond Lam
13 December 2021
A Buddhist studies scholar helps us to confront colonialism to ally Buddhists with Indigenous traditions for ecological justice
Buddhistdoor View: Scholarship Heals the World: Self-Reflection for Buddhist Studies
Buddhistdoor Global
4 December 2021
The University of Hong Kong’s (HKU) Centre of Buddhist Studies recently held a conference titled “Buddhist Canons: In Search of a Theoretical Foundation for a