Noticing shifting alliances and faltering assumptions about power may reveal deeper truths of interdependence and the limits of control
Venerable Hyeon-an reflects a growing transnational exchange in Buddhism as traditions shaped abroad return to Asia in new forms
The Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition recently announced the launch of Buddhist Mind Science, an online course of study.
Dharma-informed advice for uprooting the destructive thought-habits and tendencies shaping American turbulence and chaos
Pria Acharya offers a compassionate meditation on cultural condition, suffering, and the choices we make as part of mindful living
US Representative Doris Matsui and local organizations condemned the act as a racist attack on a historic Japanese American community institution
Jungto Society will this year host the 2nd World Meditation Day Forum from its headquarters in Seoul, the Jungto Social and Cultural Center.
Rather than pre-emptive war against “bad people,” Buddhist philosophy and ethics urges the world toward proactive peace
In this piece John Harvey Negru begins his examination of sangha with the foundations of strategic planning and governance, asking how Buddhist centers can build lasting and resilient communities
An international study has offered fresh scientific insight into how long-term Buddhist meditation practice can alter brain activity at a fundamental level.
Scholars note that Buddhist relics connect followers to an “absent” Buddha or beloved master, though authenticity is sometimes disputed
When being soft and tender is an act of strength, character and resistance. . . especially in the face of the venal powerful
