Book Review: Norman Fischer’s When You Greet Me I Bow
Nina Müller
7 June 2021
Fischer’s humble and hodgepodge approach to Buddhism reflects his deep practice and American culture
The Ox Herder’s Diary
John Harvey Negru
29 May 2021
The transmission and transformation of Zen in…
Making History: Vesak Celebrated at the White House with Candle Offerings
Craig Lewis
27 May 2021
Second Gentleman Emhoff joins representatives of all…
Buddhist in California Alleges Discrimination in Temple Dispute with City
Justin Whitaker
13 May 2021
Officials order the potential demolition of buildings over…
The Dana Dilemma: Is It Buddhist to Pay for Teachings?
Sarah Conover
1 April 2021
Sharing the gift of Buddhism in a capitalist context
Buddhist Temple in Los Angeles Vandalized amid Rise in Hate Crimes
Justin Whitaker
2 March 2021
LA’s oldest Japanese Buddhist temple sustained only minor…
Excerpt from Bloom: Buddhist Reflections On Serenity And Love
Ajahn Sona
27 February 2021
The Buddha teaches that letting go of hostility leads us..
Beginner’s Mind: Movement as a Framework for Reconciliation
Lauren Lynch
2 February 2021
Articulating a Buddhist response to structural…
Last Week in Samsara
Hozan Alan Senauke
15 January 2021
Where do we go from here? Our choice between chaos…
American Buddhist Pioneer and Berkley Zen Center Founder Sojun Mel Weitsman Dies Aged 91
Craig Lewis
11 January 2021
Condolences pour in for the renowned teacher and…
Six Buddhist Temples Vandalized Near Los Angeles Investigated as Hate Crimes
Justin Whitaker
1 December 2020
Incidents add to a sharp rise in hate crimes against Asian…
Beginner’s Mind: Relearning
Desel Dorji
30 November 2020
Reflections on Buddhist economics and our learned…