Buddhism Sees Growth in Iowa, Heartland of the US
Justin Whitaker
30 November 2021
Growing Buddhist communities in Iowa signal changing demographics and religious interest
Buddhistdoor View: Conflict Avoidance in the Defining Geopolitical Relationship
Buddhistdoor Global
2 October 2021
The fabled Chinese military sage Sun Tzu (c. 544–496 BCE) began his Art of War with a sober maxim: war determines the course of a people and
US Based Research Finds that Gen Z Are Changing What Faith Looks Like
Nina Müller
30 September 2021
American youth are spiritual but do not easily fit into conventional categories
Book Review: Dosho Port’s Translation of The Record of Empty Hall
Nina Müller
12 July 2021
An American Zen teacher brings koan practice to the modern world
Right Mindfulness and Vegetable Gardens
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
26 May 2021
Tending to the natural world, tending to our lives
The Buddhist on Death Row: Book on Jarvis Jay Masters Released
Justin Whitaker
11 August 2020
Buddhists who know him describe Masters as an…
Defending the Dharma: Korean Buddhist Guardian Paintings
Meher McArthur
30 May 2020
Expressions of spiritual protection during a period of…
Buddhist Monk at Heart of Wartime Politics in Vietnam Dies Aged 95
Justin Whitaker
14 November 2019
Like many Buddhists, he sought to transcend the…
Texas Welcomes Tibetan Buddhist Monks Offering Lessons on Impermanence
Nina Müller
20 August 2019
For a fifth consecutive year, monks offer ways for people…
Buddhist Scholar, Teacher, and Unitarian Universalist Gene Reeves Dies
Craig C Lewis
10 May 2019
A lifelong advocate for interfaith dialogue and civil…
Julius Goldwater: Protector of Japanese American Buddhists
Victor M. Parachin
29 March 2019
How one of the first American Shin Buddhist priests served…
Shining a Compassionate Light on Violent Communication
Nina Müller
14 January 2019
Lessons to be learned from the US government…