A handful of new books join several classics for teaching children to love and care for the tiniest creatures around us
John Harvey Negru offers a second feature on the changing landscape of Buddhist leadership and publishing in North America
This enthralling collection of time-warping tales about the Tangut Empire is a hypnotic and feverish, yet ultimately tender masterpiece
Drawing from decades of work in Buddhist publishing, John Harvey Negru introduces us to the world of Buddhist authors in our complex and changing social landscape
Nachaya Campbell-Allen reviews a new translation of Eihei Dogen Zenji’s treatise on goodness
Nachaya Campbell-Allen reviews Kimberley Brown’s Buddhist guide to cultivating successful relationships
A seasoned Zen author provides a valuable lesson in the power of allowing things to leave us, and gaining peace and resilience
Oscar Carrera continues his examination of pop artists’ Dharma-influenced discographies, from the postwar period to the nineties
Nachaya Campbell-Allen reviews a contemporary approach to Buddhism 101 aimed at modern practitioners
Nelson Foster’s ambitious collection of essays masterfully examines a multitude of vast subjects with insight and depth
Nachaya Campbell-Allen reviews a Korean Buddhist approach to life, living, and spiritual cultivation for modern practitioners
Oscar Carrera begins a deep dive into the Dharma-influenced discographies, lyrics, and performances of modern pop artists
