Book Review: The Power of Mind: A Tibetan Monk’s Guide to Finding Freedom in Every Challenge
Nachaya Campbell-Allen
29 April 2023
Lojong: a Buddhist approach to mind training
From Vajrayoginī to the Land of Snow: The Legacy of Atīśa Dīpaṃkaraśrījñāna (982–1054)
Sanjoy Barua Chowdhury
13 December 2022
A tribute to one of Bengali Buddhism’s most important bridges to Tibet in the medieval period of the Indian subcontinent
Homage to Tara Who Gains Victory Over War
Lyudmila Klasanova
22 March 2022
A wrathful emanation of Tara, who protects from war and other obstacles with or without form
An Introduction to Tibetan Buddhist Art: Lectures by Dr. Amy Heller
Wendy Yu
16 April 2021
Explorations of the evolution of Buddhist art in Tibet
New Channels of Discovery and Discussion: The British Library’s Unlocking Buddhist Written Heritage Lectures
Raymond Lam
15 July 2020
A new series of recordings from the British Library on…
Young Innovators of the Naropa Fellowship Attend Graduation Convocation in Ladakh
Craig C Lewis
26 August 2019
Working toward sustainable development in the greater…
Northeasterly Winds and Balanced Effort
Ratnadevi
8 May 2019
On being open and adapting to the ever-changing present
Excavation in Bangladesh Reveals 1,000-year-old Buddhist City
Craig C Lewis
18 January 2018
Ancient site has strong ties with the Buddhist master…
The Birthplace of Atish Dipankar Comes to Light
BD Dipananda
27 February 2015
Atish Dipankar (Skt. Atisha Dipamkara; 980–1053) was a widely known Buddhist master, scholar, and philosopher. He was born in Vajrayogini Village in the historic region
The Bengali Tea Boy
Sister Ocean
13 February 2015
Around the time I first became interested in the Buddha’s path, I was doing a construction internship in the southwest of the United States, living