Standing in the Stream of Ancestors
Maia Duerr
21 October 2026
We inherit both the gifts and wounds of those who came before us. Buddhist practice offers a path toward transforming that inheritance
Buddhist Practice in the Age of Artificial Intelligence—A Six-Part Series: Part One
John Harvey Negru
20 October 2026
What does Buddhist practice have to say about AI beyond chatbots, translations, and questions of machine consciousness?
Buddhistdoor View: Justice, Compassion, and the Cycle of Violence
Buddhistdoor Global
17 October 2026
From Jessie Hoffman to Christa Pike, Buddhist practitioners on death row challenge our assumptions about punishment, redemption, and human change
The Mystery Behind the Restoration of Borobudur’s Great Stupa Spire
Young Buddhist Association Indonesia
16 October 2026
The Young Buddhist Association Indonesia explores controversies and unanswered questions surrounding attempts to install a chattra on the main stupa of Borobudur
Nothing Is Inherently Good or Bad
Jungto Society
15 October 2026
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim offers a Buddhist perspective on overcoming trauma and understanding emptiness
Silence, Obedience, and Discernment in Modern Buddhism
Dr. Nadine Levy
14 October 2026
A deeper look into the idea of “silence” in Buddhism and its multi-layered meanings in our modern Buddhist settings and society
Some Bad News and Some Good News
Linda Leaming
13 October 2026
As glacial floods devastate Nepal and threaten Bhutan, Linda Leaming sees a path forward in daily diligence and cultivating our own gardens
Metta Up and Down
Mettamorphsis
12 October 2026
Volunteering at a disclosure conference and bringing metta into encounters with people sharing difficult experiences
Inner Dance Teachings: Techniques Common to Zen Meditation and Noh Movement
Joseph Houseal
10 October 2026
Joseph Houseal explores the meditative foundations shared by Noh dance with esoteric and exoteric Buddhism
The 117 Acts of the Lotus-Born Master: Kinzang Chojay’s Painted Stories of Padmasambhava
Rebecca Wong
9 October 2026
Painting master Kinzang Chojay’s latest masterpiece at Yonphula University depicts 117 scenes in Padmasambhava’s magnificent story
The Dark Side of Unmindfulness
Anam Thubten Rinpoche
8 October 2026
As mindfulness spreads around the world, Anam Thubten Rinpoche considers its Buddhist roots, possible pitfalls, and transformative potential
If You Love the World, the World Loves You Back: Mingyur Rinpoche’s Message from the Heart
Raymond Lam
7 October 2026
Mingyur Rinpoche discusses purpose and meaning, role models for young people, and balancing engagement on social media with living life