
Buddhistdoor View: Revisiting Buddhist Views on Animal Welfare after Thailand’s Chatuchak Market Fire
The loss of a thousand or more animals at a market should revive our work to end suffering for all sentient beings

The loss of a thousand or more animals at a market should revive our work to end suffering for all sentient beings

Our loving-kindness practitioner teaches us that our greatest service can sometimes come by stepping outside of a situation while offering sincere care to those inside

Nina Müller takes a look at an exhibition celebrating the life and work of an American artist profoundly influenced by Buddhist themes

Anam Thubten Rinpoche gives an overview of some of the daily spiritual practices of Vajrayana Buddhism

Buddhism teaches us that the mind is foremost, so understanding what Artificial Intelligence will do to our minds will be essential to navigating this new technology skillfully

Joseph Houseal continues his exploration of anti-war activism and peace advocacy in art and performance.

Nachaya Campbell-Allen engagaes with a new book that explores the foundation of Buddhist practice

Asa Hershoff considers psychological and emotional well-being through the lens of the traditional Tibetan Five Elements.

Many scholars noted religious experiences that led them to their interest in Buddhism while some commented on the tension between these personal experiences and their scholarly work

The teachings of Pure Land Buddhism can offer a powerful antidote to our ego-driven habits that give rise to so much suffering

Ven. pomnyun Sunim explores peace in East Asia, living without suffering, and the Buddhist path to sustainable living

Exploring the meaning of Vesak as a trans-lifetime celebration of the Buddha’s final rebirth, and the many that came before