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
Engaged Buddhism: KPC Buddhist Relief Launches “Share the Love” Campaign for Nepal Flood Survivors
Craig Lewis
12 October 2026
KPC Buddhist Relief has launched Share the Love, a campaign aimed at supporting thousands of displaced families Nepal.
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
Jetsun Pema, Sister of the Dalai Lama, Receives the Christmas Humphreys Award for Services to Tibetan Children
Craig Lewis
9 October 2026
Jetsun Pema was presented with the Christmas Humphreys Award in recognition of her contributions to the education of Tibetan children living in exile.
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
Dharma Drum Mountain to Host 24th Youth Awakening Camp in Taiwan in 2027
Craig Lewis
7 October 2026
The Taiwan-headquartered Chan Buddhist spiritual and educational foundation and community Dharma Drum Mountain has announced that it will soon open registration for its 24th Dharma
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
Prof. K. T. S. Sarao Appointed First SCO Chair Professor of Shared Buddhist Heritage at Nalanda University
Justin Whitaker
6 October 2026
The position will examine historical Buddhist connections linking India, Central Asia, China, and other parts of Asia
Engaged Buddhism: JTS Volunteers Deliver Relief to 800 Households After Nepal Flood
Craig Lewis
5 October 2026
Volunteers from the Buddhist humanitarian relief organization JTS Korea distributed emergency supplies to 800 households in Nepal’s Rasuwa District.
Japanese Buddhist Monk Undertakes 12-Year Solitary Mountain Retreat
Craig Lewis
30 September 2026
A Buddhist monk in Japan has begun a 12-year period of solitary retreat as he undertakes to care for the tomb of the founder of Tendai Buddhism.
Engaged Buddhism: Tzu Chi Brings Communities Together in Flood-hit Assam
Craig Lewis
28 September 2026
Volunteers for Tzu Chi Charity Foundation have led efforts to bring relief in flood-hit Assam, for 1,300 families.