War, Helplessness, and Hope
Satya Robyn
23 March 2022
Relying on Buddhist wisdom to work through the complex emotions stirred up by the climate crisis and war
Dalai Lama Gives First In-Person Public Audience in Two Years with Teaching from the Jatakas
Craig Lewis
21 March 2022
His Holiness the Dalai Lama on Friday made his first live public appearance since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, giving a teaching from the
Nabji, Part One: Bearing Relics
Joseph Houseal
12 March 2022
Beginning a new series on the ancient cultural and Buddhist heritage of Nabji in Bhutan
A Metta Prayer
Hozan Alan Senauke
11 March 2022
Exploring the intersection of peace, justice, and loving-kindness
Doing What Has to Be Done
Prof. David Dale Holmes
3 March 2022
How do we become trainers of the mind?
After the Seventh Week of Enlightenment: From Bodh Gaya to Isipatana
Gauthama Prabhu Nagappan
26 February 2022
The compassionate revolution of the Buddha’s enlightened mind
Self and Other: Practicing Welfare for Individual and Community
Dipen Barua
25 February 2022
The Buddha’s teaching was, on the surface, aimed at wandering mendicants (Skt: sramana). Yet it differed drastically from the sramanic religious movements that came before,
Thai Buddhist Amulets Made from Recycled Waste to Reduce Ocean Pollution
Justin Whitaker
17 February 2022
Buddhists in Thailand can now gain religious merit and reduce waste thanks to these eco-friendly amulets
Theravada Buddhists Celebrate Magha Puja Day
Dipen Barua
16 February 2022
Theravada Buddhists across the world are celebrating Magha Puja Day, one of the most important Buddhist festivals that extends across many cultures and beliefs. The
Jungto Society Launches Online Dharma School
Craig Lewis
11 February 2022
Jungto Society, the international Buddhist community founded by the revered Korean Seon (Zen) master and social activist Venerable Pomnyun Sunim (법륜스님),* has announced the launch
Walking the Vajrayana Path
Anam Thubten Rinpoche
9 February 2022
Appreciation for the depth and profundity of tantric Buddhism
1,800-Year-Old Buddhist Stupa and Relics Unearthed in Pakistan
Craig Lewis
7 February 2022
Archeologists in Pakistan say they have unearthed an 1,800-year-old Buddhist stupa and a trove of relics and artifacts at a site in the northwestern province