From bequests to retirement accounts, planned gifts can transform a lifetime of Buddhist practice into support for future generations of the Dharma
A Croatian-American artist brings the landscapes of Bhutan to life with a distinct oil and acrylic style admired throughout the kingdom
What Buddhism can teach us about being unavailable as an antidote to our addiction and anxiety-driven attachment to phone attention
A college student in the United States ponders the tension between freedom and independence in a conditional world
The Sigalovada Sutta is the quintessential guide to Buddhist conduct and ethics for householders, outlining a happy home and social life
Nachaya Campbell-Allen explores a new book of theological poetry by Elizabeth Pyjov
While Buddhism is often portrayed as wholly world-renouncing, spiritual progress can clearly be found in working to help others through improving the world we live in
Alan Kwan explains how the universality of Amitabha Buddha’s vows means that every being has a sure and true way of rebirth
Margaret Meloni offers a meditation on grief, release, and the friends who teach us how to let go
From a cottage in Scotland to a forest planted for readers a century from now, Ratnadevi explores uncertainty as a doorway to curiosity, wonder, and awakening
Drawing inspiration from Thich Nhat Hanh and the ideal of Beloved Community, Jeremy David Engels offers practical tools for resisting division and practicing democracy with mindfulness
Ven. Tanmyeong invites us to meet life’s apparent setbacks with patience, practice, and a clearer mind.
