Book Review: Why Buddhism is True: The Science and Philosophy of Meditation and Enlightenment
Tsering Namgyal
12 February 2018
An analysis of Buddhism through the lens of science
Right Action in Systems Design
Paola Di Maio
19 January 2018
Applying the principles of the six paramitas to systems…
The Unskillful Use of Social Media
BD Dipananda
2 January 2018
Analyzing how social media can be misused
The Greatest Gift: “For Our Long-lasting Benefit and Happiness”
Tathālokā Therī
29 December 2017
Buddhist teachings on the environment
Right Speech in Systems Design
Paola Di Maio
10 November 2017
Using right speech in information technology to…
The Science of Mindfulness and Beyond: An Interview with Prof. Richard J. Davidson, PhD
Anne Wisman
27 October 2017
Scientific benefits of mindfulness for our…
Right Aspiration in Systems Design
Paola Di Maio
15 September 2017
The call for ethical artificial intelligence is more relevant now than ever as the challenges associated with autonomous systems development, implementation, and deployment are becoming more
Building Bridges: Researching the Efficacy of Religious Buddhist Practice at the University of Hong Kong
Anne Wisman
4 August 2017
Recent years have seen a steady increase in scientific research into Buddhist beliefs and practices, in particular, research on mindfulness, which was pioneered more than 30
Stepping Up to the Plate: An Invitation to Open Your Heart to Nature and Walk the Talk
Barbara Maas
14 July 2017
How biophilia can help heal planetary biodiversity
Lessons of the Principle of Dependent Arising for Politics and Investing
Dr. Ernest Chi-Hin Ng
23 June 2017
The true nature of interdependence and the true…
Humanistic Buddhism in Australia and Beyond: An Interview with Venerable Dr. Juewei
buddhistdoor
26 May 2017
As an active member of the Fo Guang Shan Buddhist order, Venerable Dr. Juewei (覺瑋) is a lecturer of Applied Buddhist Studies and the director
Towards Dharma-driven Systems Awareness
Paola Di Maio
12 May 2017
Technology permeates every aspect of modern life and inevitably influences even the purest Dharma practice. It is not uncommon to find monks and other dedicated practitioners