The Psychology of Color: A Simple Practice in Reflection, Part Six
Nachaya Campbell-Allen
13 January 2021
Reflections on color, symbolism, and meaning
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…
Be Inspired
Joseph Houseal
9 January 2021
The path toward artistic practice, personal growth, and transformation
Buddhist Bhutan Reports First COVID-19 Related Death
Craig Lewis
8 January 2021
34-year-old man had pre-existing health conditions
Japan to Open Ancient Buddhist Pagoda to the Public for the First Time in a Decade
Craig Lewis
8 January 2021
1,300-year-old pagoda to reopen after 10-year…
In Search of the Buddhist Body
Asa Hershoff
8 January 2021
Investigating the elemental body
Love Carved in Stone: Appreciating Buddhist Art in a Non-Buddhist Way
Guoying Stacy Zhang
7 January 2021
Evocations of loving-kindness and compassion in secular…
Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche Welcomes 2021 with Global Gathering, Announces Bhumisparsha Project to Continue
Craig Lewis
6 January 2021
Rinpoche appeals for sanity and hope for a brighter 2021
Beginner’s Mind: Duhkha Runs the World – Buddhist Economics, Labor, and Wage Economies
Eman Ali
6 January 2021
Our unsustainable reality of structural violence and…
UNESCO Lists Korea’s Buddhist Lantern Festival as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity
Craig Lewis
4 January 2021
Yeondeunghoe festival of light celebrates the birth of the…
New Year Refuge: A Global Celebration of the Buddha
Craig Lewis
31 December 2020
Entering 2021 with the Triple Gem
2020: Reflections on the Pandemic in Buddhist Russia
Lyudmila Klasanova
30 December 2020
Hope and optimism amid suffering and loss