Japan Seeks UNESCO Listing for 1,000-Year-Old Buddhist Documents
Craig C Lewis
19 November 2021
Two sets of ancient documents offer insights into the history of Buddhism in Japan
Codes of Conduct, Ways of Life
Joseph Houseal
13 November 2021
Secret texts of cultivated practices in movement traditions
Buddhistdoor View: Conflict Avoidance in the Defining Geopolitical Relationship
Buddhistdoor Global
2 October 2021
The fabled Chinese military sage Sun Tzu (c. 544–496 BCE) began his Art of War with a sober maxim: war determines the course of a people and
God of the Unknown: The Buddha in Chilean Magazines at the Turn of the 20th Century
Buddhistdoor Global
29 September 2021
The history of early representations of Buddhism in Chile
Dance as Knowledge, Part Two: Wu Nuo
Joseph Houseal
11 September 2021
Tracing the pre-Buddhist antecedents of ceremonial tantric dance practices
Millennia-long Love? Excavated Northern Wei Skeleton Couple Fascinates Researchers
Raymond Lam
2 September 2021
Discovery of unique remains offers insights into an ancient culture
The Buddha at Sea: Atlas of Maritime Buddhism and New Experiences in Museology
Raymond Lam
19 August 2021
Maritime Buddhism brought to life with new media art
Dance as Knowledge, Part One
Joseph Houseal
14 August 2021
Insight into dance scholarship and wisdom derived from ancient dance traditions
Hong Kong Author Challenges the History of Antique Chinese Buddhist Statues
Justin Whitaker
5 August 2021
Did an adventurous art dealer fabricate the origins of…
Book Review: Dosho Port’s Translation of The Record of Empty Hall
Nina Müller
12 July 2021
An American Zen teacher brings koan practice to the modern world
Buddhist Opera?
Joseph Houseal
10 July 2021
Modern expressions of Buddhsim’s transcendent cultural unity
Daisetsu Teitarō Suzuki: “Suzuki Zen”
Daniel Millet Gil
28 June 2021
A careful analysis of D. T. Suzuki’s presentation of Zen and his academic critics