Book Review: Wendy Garling’s The Woman Who Raised the Buddha
Nina Müller
8 March 2021
Learning to hear women’s voices in Buddhist history
Buddhist Written Heritage to be Discussed at British Library Conference
Justin Whitaker
21 January 2020
Conference compliments ongoing exhibition on…
Yasodhara: Retellings and Hagiographies of the Buddhist Feminine
Raymond Lam
20 February 2019
Gleaning fresh meaning from timeless stories and…
Fearsome and Impeccably Coiffed: Centering Women in Yasodhara
Caitlin Dwyer
11 February 2019
A review of Vanessa Sasson’s new novel on…
Using A Christmas Carol to Clarify Your Core Values
Seth Shugar
24 December 2018
A sentimental and at times a brutally compassionate…
Compassion at the Edge
Caitlin Dwyer
10 December 2018
A book review of Joan Halifax’s latest book Stan…
Bill Gates Takes Up Meditation to Improve Focus
BD Dipen
7 December 2018
The author, philanthropist, and Microsoft giant used…
The Fierce Power of the Divine Feminine: Lama Tsultrim Allione
Caitlin Dwyer
25 October 2018
Book review of Wisdom Rising: Journey into the…
The Problem with Buddhism
The Nation William Page
9 May 2011
Having sampled religious life across Asia, a Westerner is compelled to seek compromise This provocatively titled book seems intended to ride the coattails of the
Rebel Buddha: Theory, Method, and Criticism in Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche
Raymond Lam
29 November 2010
Last week, Buddhistdoor held a lucky draw for Dzogchen Ponlop Rinpoche’s new book, Rebel Buddha (Shambhala, 2010). The ideas of this Generation X-esque manual presuppose the belief