Beginner’s Mind: Take Action, but Do It Kindly
Claudia Zhang
13 July 2022
A reflection on Buddhist economics
Sādhanānanda Mahāsthabir Bana Bhāntē (1920–2012): A Torchbearer from Bangladesh
Sanjoy Barua Chowdhury
26 May 2022
Sādhanānanda Mahāsthabir, also known as Bana Bhāntē, was an influential Theravāda teacher whose name is still revered by thousands of his devotees and followers in
No Poverty: The Sustainable Development Goals and Buddhism
Hozan Alan Senauke
14 July 2021
Interdependence and the path toward social equality
Beginner’s Mind: A Reflection on Personal Goals Past, Present, and Future
Ben Washburne
4 June 2021
Finding the right questions to the answers
Environmental Warriors: Buddhist Eco-monks and Tree Ordination
Dipen Barua
31 December 2020
Monastic advocates for the environment in Thailand and…
Seeing Non-self
Prof. David Dale Holmes
17 August 2020
Extracts from the Samyutta Nikaya
Magic
John Harvey Negru
30 January 2020
Technology has given us great powers, but has cut us off…
Concerning Mindfulness
Prof. David Dale Holmes
13 January 2020
The mechanics of mindfulness
SGI and Environmental Care: Nurturing Bodhisattvas Who Will Help Save the Planet
Joan Anderson
6 November 2017
A perspective that focuses on interconnectedness, or…
Chan Practice Through the Heart of a Dharma Heir
Gilbert M. Gutierrez
6 October 2017
Many people have a romantic notion of what it must be like to be a Dharma heir. It reminds me of a Chan story about
The Applied Chan Teachings of Master Lin-Chi
Gilbert M. Gutierrez
16 June 2017
It is often said in Chan literature that there are 84,000 doors to the practice and 84,000 obstructions. The door that resonates with my practice
Exploring Engaged Buddhism with Professor Christopher Queen
Shuyin
16 December 2016
This column “Dharma Project of the Month,” which started in January 2016, was intended primarily to showcase the many efforts of Buddhists—both monastics and laypeople—to