Vajrayana Institute of Australia Presents Global Online Conference on Buddhism and Modern Life in the Pandemic
Justin Whitaker
9 September 2021
Teachers from around the world speak on problems particular to this time
Sacred Bodhi Sapling in Australian Quarantine to Be Released in May 2022
Raymond Lam
31 August 2021
Sapling from Sri Lanka to be planted at Buddhist monastery in Victoria next year
Buddhistdoor View: Respectful Scholarship – Moving Forward and Learning from the Past
Buddhistdoor Global
6 March 2021
Recent controversy exposes dilemmas in antiquities…
Ethics Complaint about Gandharan Manuscripts Leads to Admonishment of Australian Academic
Justin Whitaker
23 February 2021
Importing Buddhist manuscripts into Australia…
10th International Conference Buddhism & Australia: Call for Papers
Buddhistdoor Global
16 November 2020
Conference to be held on 18–20 February 2021
DNA Evidence Confirms That Buddhist Cave in Tibet Was Home to a Mysterious Human Ancestor
Craig Lewis
11 November 2020
New research confirms human habitation of the Tibetan…
Vietnamese Buddhists Bring Food Aid, Mental Health Support for Those Affected by COVID-19 in Melbourne
Justin Whitaker
20 October 2020
Buddhist community reaching out to those in need amid…
Buddhist Charity Tzu Chi Provides a Vital Lifeline for Melbourne Healthcare Workers
Craig Lewis
14 August 2020
Compassion and relief in a time of pandemic
Prominent Tibetan Monk Geshe Tashi Tsering Awarded Order of Australia for Services to Buddhism, Education
Dipen Barua
12 June 2020
Geshe Tashi Tsering is only the second Tibetan to receive the…
Taiwan’s Fo Guang Shan Shares Light of Engaged Buddhism During the Pandemic
Craig Lewis
3 June 2020
Reaching out with metta and compassion
Buddhistdoor View: Steady as She Goes – Compassionate Responses to Global Panics
Buddhistdoor Global
14 March 2020
Lessons from the global coronavirus outbreak
Korean Zen Master Pomnyun Sunim to Embark on International Dharma Talk Tour
Craig Lewis
26 February 2020
Series of teachings open to the public