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 Secret of the Golden Flower, Part Two
Joseph Houseal
12 June 2021
An ancient and experiential practice of the mind and realization
The Secret of the Golden Flower, Part One
Joseph Houseal
15 May 2021
An ancient practice for experiencing primal consciousness
Center for Buddhist Studies at the University of Arizona Announces Expansion, Fundraising Effort
Justin Whitaker
8 December 2020
New physical home will increase opportunities for…
Dharma Realm Buddhist University in California Adjusts to Life with COVID-19
Justin Whitaker
10 November 2020
After closing campus, a PPE drive and virtual graduation…
Enter the Dragon: A Primordial Being
Nachaya Campbell-Allen
3 March 2020
Ancient manifestations of wisdom and compassion
Early Transmission of Sanskrit Buddhist Texts in China: An Interview with Prof. Shashi Bala, Part Two
Lyudmila Klasanova
22 July 2019
Tracing the propagation of the Dharma in China
Into the 21st Century: The Educational Modernization of Chinese Buddhism
Venerable Rongdao
17 September 2018
Buddhist education and reform in China
Passing of World-renowned Scholar Jao Tsung-I Mourned
Craig Lewis
6 February 2018
World’s leading authority on Chinese culture and a…
When Guanyin Jumps Off a Cliff
Joseph Houseal
8 September 2017
The words fable and fabulous share the same root, the Latin word fabula, meaning story. Over time and use in the French and English languages, a fable
Halting the Economics of Extinction: How a Spiritual Resurgence in China Could Save the Biosphere
Raymond Lam
31 March 2017
China’s renaissance in ecological ethics
Tam Po Shek and Wing Chi Ip: Refreshing the Soul and the Senses by Playing the Flute and Drinking Tea
Grace Ko
10 February 2017
While our senses may have become dulled by city life, two masters, Tam Po Shek and Wing Chi Ip, teach us that we can find