A college student in the United States considers how a Buddhist approach to economics could bring about a more caring, equitable society.
Dipen Barua looks back on his fellowship experience at the University of Oxford and the rich academic life of its Buddhist Studies scholars
Venerable Tanmyeong reflects on the invisible web of relationships that binds all existence.
Amitabha’s deliverance is pro-active, equal and unconditional, predicated on attaining Buddhahood in the Pure Land on the Easy Path
Korean Seon monk Ven. Tanmyeong shares a reflection on the emptiness and compassion that lie at the heart of awakening
Remembering Prof. Y. Karunadasa, whose scholarship and humility embodied the Buddha’s middle way and whose legacy will carry on for generations
The religious leaders that meet our century’s moment won’t be afraid to mindfully engage the big issues, including political matters
A college student in the United States considers how AI de-biasing, reframed through Buddhist concepts of collective intention, might offer a path toward more equitable outcomes.
Ven. Tanmyeong shares a reading of the universe’s arising and dissolution through the lens of emptiness
Towards a correct understanding the third scripture of the Pure Land tradition, especially regarding the mind of practice
LAM Yuen Ching, PhD, explores the origin and significance of Thich Nhat Hanh’s Fourteen Mindfulness Trainings
Navigating the depraved depths of a president’s threat to destroy a civilization and the lofty heights of a new mission to the Moon
