College is an interface between young people and the Buddhist tradition, where academia allows them to draw closer to the Dharma
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim offers a Buddhist perspective on competitive work environments, stress, and building relationships
The Garrison Institute will host a two-day online conference on 17–18 October, aiming to examine the spiritual and human implications of AI.
Concerns center on noise, neighborhood impacts, and preserving a quiet environment for religious practice
Asa Hershoff shows how energy sensitivity, not more technique, may be the missing key to genuine inner transformation.
How the Contemplative Medicine Fellowship is helping doctors reimagine the notion of healing, compassion, and caring for others
Hawai‘i’s evolving Buddhist communities bridge heritage traditions, meditation, and wellness to suggest a path beyond the divide between heritage religion and individualized spirituality
The initiative examines links among Buddhism, nonviolence, racial justice, and the Civil Rights movement
The Soka Gakkai International (SGI) has issued a public statement calling for comprehensive prohibition of autonomous weapons systems (AWS).
At Upaya Zen Center, planting, prayer, and Indigenous wisdom come together in a living practice of care for the Earth
Drawing on the Kalama Sutta, a college student in the United States explores racism and colonialism as conditioned patterns that can be transformed by reshaping the structures we inhabit
Garchen Buddhist Institute has announced that His Eminence Garchen Triptrul Rinpoche, the Eighth Garchen Rinpoche and one of the most senior lamas of the Drikung
