Book Review: The Guide to Buddhist Counseling
Raymond Lam
15 March 2023
The first comprehensive volume on Buddhist counseling situates the calling of pastoral carers and psychotherapists in the Four Noble Truths
Buddhistdoor View: Africa – Continental Legacies, Religious Inheritances
buddhistdoor
4 February 2023
Common themes of education, long-term benefit, and equality in Pope Francis’ and Buddhist leaders’ engagement with African countries
Religious Leaders Gather During COP27 to Call for a United Climate Change Response
Dipen Barua
18 November 2022
Representatives of religious faiths, including Buddhism, Christianity, Hinduism, Islam, Judaism, and Sikhism assembled at the foot of Parliament Hill in London on 13 November to
Pramāṇa and Saint Didymus: A New Vision of Buddhist-Christian Dialogue and Interfaith Theology
Raymond Lam
9 November 2022
A new Buddhist institute in Brazil will combine academic and practical rigor to train students in experiential and transformative learning.
On Homecomings and Release from Suffering – None of This Is Easy
Margaret Meloni, PhD
24 October 2022
A meditation on the path of processing impermanence and the loss of our loved ones
The Heart of Gold in Buddhism and Christianity: Splendor and Sacrality at the British Library
Raymond Lam
9 August 2022
Illuminating the rich history of gold in religious manuscripts, namely Christian and Buddhist, on display at the British Library
Myanmar Junta Has Destroyed Over 100 Buddhist Monasteries, Christian Churches – Report
Craig C Lewis
30 March 2022
The junta that overthrew Myanmar’s elected government more than a year ago has destroyed in excess of 100 Buddhist and Christian buildings in central, northwest,
Buddhistdoor View: Praying for Ukraine Across Religious Identities
Buddhistdoor Global
2 March 2022
A Buddhist reflection on manifesting an ethical character in interfaith relations in especially difficult geopolitical times
Modern Buddhism’s Cultural Translations: Two European Zen Monks
Ismael Apud
26 January 2022
Learning from the lives of two European-born men who became Zen monks
Korean Buddhist Monks Hold Conference Denouncing Perceived Discrimination
Justin Whitaker
25 January 2022
Thousands of Jogye Order monastics continue pressure on the government to address perceived biases
Jogye Buddhist Order Condemns Perceived Religious Bias in South Korea
Justin Whitaker
13 January 2022
Buddhist leaders in Korea have seen a string of perceived slights against the religion in favor of Christianity recently
Religious Leaders in Myanmar Decry Persecution by Military Junta
Craig C Lewis
22 November 2021
Religious groups in Myanmar say that they are being targeted in government suppression efforts, amid growing public opposition to the military junta.