Joseph Houseal explores the adventurer-scholars, mystic-wanderers, and artist-seekers behind the West’s early exposures to Buddhism
Won Buddhist teachings urge practitioners to reflect deeply, act wisely, and abide nowhere, seeing that true mindfulness is an act of discernment
In the wake of an antisemitic attack that injured 12, Naropa University affirms its commitment to peace, quoting Buddhist aspirations and interfaith wisdom to support community healing.
From sea change to next steps—this month’s journey of loving-kindness moves from barefoot beach walks to a library drinking fountain, reminding us that even grief can be a teacher.
John Harvey Negru offers a second feature on the changing landscape of Buddhist leadership and publishing in North America
A new compilation of semi-autobiographical stories, reflections, and poems promises to enrich understanding of the Beat Generation author
Officials believe that the discovery could spark greater interest in the area from Buddhist scholars as well as pilgrims and tourists
Reflecting on the Bodhisattva ideal to liberate all beings, Sarah C. Beasley points us toward the ongoing suffering caused by racial bias and some of the ways art can help move us beyond it
Narendra Modi addressed the celebration in person as he and others praised the recent Indian moves to promote the Pali language
A reflection on the true nature of teachers and the meaning of practice in Won Buddhism
Introducing the Alliance of Non-Himalayan Nuns, founded by Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo and others to support a growing community of nuns from many backgrounds and traditions
The diffusion of the Dharma in several African nations is one of the most exciting and important developments in the Buddhist world
