
Why Bother? Versus Unbothered
Margaret Meloni examines how our Buddhist practice can help us navigate a path of resilience and equanimity amid uncertainty and impermanence
Margaret Meloni examines how our Buddhist practice can help us navigate a path of resilience and equanimity amid uncertainty and impermanence
The Taiwanese Buddhist humanitarian organization Tzu Chi Charity Foundation announced a free online study course, “Buddhism: Past, Present, and Future.”
Buddhists have a number of powerful guides to dealing with tyranny from both history and from ancient moral principles
The Khyentse Vision Project, founded by Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche, has announced that Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche will give a two-day live-streamed teaching.
Prof. David Holmes shares one of the Buddha’s teachings from the Niraya Sutta concerning good and bad actions in life.
The Art Institute of Chicago has announced that it is returning a 12th-century sculpture of the Buddha to Nepal after learning that it was stolen.
From a rationalist perspective, Kassidy Evans engages honestly with the idea of manifestation and discusses authentic spirituality
The Buddhist Retreat Center Arya Tara in Spain will hold a photography exhibition of Himalayan Buddhist art from 23 October–5 December.
Joseph Houseal mandalic expressions of the human body in art and dance
His Holiness the Dalai Lama has charted a path to succession for the Dalai Lama lineage in a new book published in the UK and the US on Tuesday.
Sarah C. Beasley teaches us that rest fosters resilience, self-acceptance, and inclusion—essential for both inner healing and collective liberation.
The Tibetan Nuns Project announced that nine Tibetan Buddhist nuns graduated from the year-long Tantric Studies program at Gyuto Tantric University.