Rather than pre-emptive war against “bad people,” Buddhist philosophy and ethics urges the world toward proactive peace
Scholars note that Buddhist relics connect followers to an “absent” Buddha or beloved master, though authenticity is sometimes disputed
When being soft and tender is an act of strength, character and resistance. . . especially in the face of the venal powerful
In a significant milestone for the Berkeley Zen Center, Shinchi Linda Galijan will be installed as its first female abbot on 1 March.
The monks’ 108-day journey ends with interfaith ceremonies at the Washington National Cathedral and a planned gathering at the Lincoln Memorial
Pasadena Buddhist Temple, a member of the Buddhist Churches of America, has launched a participatory mural for those affected by last year’s massive Eaton Fire in southern California
Buddhist teachers join hands to teach reconnection by taking care of our inner child and tending to our inner children’s pain
Local and state leaders welcomed the monks and emphasized peace as a daily practice
A California appeals court revived wage claims by a former Zen Center trainee, narrowing the scope of the ministerial exception
Buddhist monks have crossed the halfway point of a 2,300-mile peace walk through the United States with plans to ask Congress to recognize Vesak as a federal holiday
The Ashokan Meditation Center in New York’s Hudson Valley has announced a series of online teachings titled “A Steady Heart: Calm, Insight & Loving Kindness in Difficult Times.”
Eightfold Path launches as a unified platform marking a decade of the Secular Buddhism Podcast
