TLKYCS Centre will advance Buddhist spiritual care, counselling, psychospiritual studies, and chaplaincy education
Nachaya Campbell-Allen investigates a new book on Kum Nye practice by Bruce Alderman
A college student in the United States explores how dependent origination can help us understand and rethink the conditions shaping today’s economy
Pema Düddul surveys two thousand years of the visionary tradition in Buddhist praxis, and the religion’s range of visionary phenomena
Applying compassionate methods of pastoral care and Buddhist counselling to the experiences of women at life thresholds
A case for the convergence of quantum physics and Buddhist philosophy through core Mahayana teachings and the Unified Field theory
Examining “hedonic adaptation” and how to be at peace with unpleasant experiences while also treasuring the good moments
Sensei Alex Kakuyo teaches us that karma is not cosmic punishment, but instead, like hidden rot in a tree, the effects of our actions may take time to reveal themselves
Margaret Meloni offers a meditation on cultivating equanimity and compassion to meet grief without judgment
Exploring the reasons for why the Buddha introduced a prior event before speaking the contents of the “Contemplation Sutra”
Buddhism has always adapted to new cultures. But what happens when consumer culture begins adapting Buddhism to itself?
Maia Duerr revisits right livelihood in an age reshaped by the pandemic, AI, and changing ideas about meaningful work
