Pema Düddul surveys two thousand years of the visionary tradition in Buddhist praxis, and the religion’s range of visionary phenomena
The temple reflects on survival through wartime incarceration while looking toward its next century
Japanese temples are turning to financial markets as traditional sources of revenue decline
How a second-century philosopher transformed the pedagogy of the emergent Mahayana tradition through new insights on a core idea
An eighth-century monastery in Thailand’s Nakhon Si Thammarat Province has officially become Thailand’s ninth UNESCO World Heritage Site.
In an age of “alpha males” and online masculinity gurus, Buddhism offers a different model of manhood—one based on becoming trustworthy and kind rather than dominant
The initiative examines links among Buddhism, nonviolence, racial justice, and the Civil Rights movement
UNESCO recognizes one of Buddhism’s four principal pilgrimage destinations in northern India
In the town of Nallasopara, a coalition led by female monastics reenacts Sanghamitra’s journey to bring Buddhism to Sri Lanka
The Glorisun Global Network for Buddhist Studies successfully concluded its 2026 International Intensive Summer Program for Buddhist Studies, held from 7–14 July in Shaoxing, China.
The 3rd International Conference on the Buddhist Heritage of Pakistan concluded in Islamabad, exploring the cultural and spiritual legacy of Gandhara.
The following essay was written as a response to “Borobudur’s Lost Crown: Why Theodoor van Erp’s Words Matter Today,” published by BDG on 4 May
