The Seed of Compassion: Dalai Lama’s First Children’s Book Due Out in March
Craig Lewis
11 December 2019
Giving children the tools to build a happier world
British Library Exhibition Explores the Roots and Relevance of Buddhism
Craig Lewis
24 October 2019
Landmark event examines Buddhism in history and the…
Former Bhutanese Education Minister Makes the Case for “Green Schools”
Craig Lewis
19 September 2019
Promoting holistic education for a more compassionate…
Tibetan Yoga, the Hidden Treasure of Tibetan Buddhism: An Interview with Ian A. Baker
Lyudmila Klasanova
26 August 2019
Introducing a new book: Tibetan Yoga: Principles and..
Big Book, Small Kingdom
Joseph Houseal
4 May 2019
Ambitious photographic glimpses of the Himalayan…
Roar: New Biography Details the Life and Times of Sulak Sivaraksa, Leading Light of Engaged Buddhism
Craig Lewis
14 March 2019
One of the most significant figures in contemporary…
Fearsome and Impeccably Coiffed: Centering Women in Yasodhara
Caitlin Dwyer
11 February 2019
A review of Vanessa Sasson’s new novel on…
The Growing Library of Loving-kindness
Mettamorphsis
1 August 2018
Planting books as metta seeds for the mind
Thich Nhat Hanh’s The Art of Living Wins Gold Nautilus Book Award
Craig Lewis
25 June 2018
Book explores seven mindfulness trainings…
Meaning in the Face of Transience: Reflections of Socially Engaged Buddhists in Japan
Gereon Kopf
17 January 2018
Finding solace in impermanence
North of the 49th Parallel: A Review of Lotus Petals in the Snow
Caitlin Dwyer
21 December 2017
Voices of Canadian Buddhist women
Sumeru Books, Canada’s Buddhist Hub
Justin Whitaker
23 June 2017
A conversation with an icon of Canadian Buddhism