What is Violence? Self-immolation in Japanese Buddhism
Gereon Kopf
22 November 2023
Digging into the question of harm and violence given a deep philosophical understanding of Buddhist concepts
Beginner’s Mind: Shifting Perspectives: My Relationship with Religion and with Buddhism
Cindy Yang
24 June 2023
A US college student considers the role of religious literacy in the 21st century
Mahayana Buddhism and Quantum Physics: Illusion, Emptiness, and Reality
Susanna Yeung, PhD
29 October 2022
An intellectual story of the convergence between quantum physics and Mahayana Buddhism on the big ideas of emptiness, reality, and the mind
A Short Introduction to Won Buddhism
Grace Song
28 June 2022
A new school of Buddhism arose in Korea in the 20th century to connect with the modern world
Hebrew University of Jerusalem to Host Lecture on the Diamond Sutra by Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche
Craig C Lewis
23 March 2022
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem will host a talk on the Diamond Sutra by the renowned Bhutanese lama, filmmaker, and author Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche
Art, Culture, and Healing the World: A Conversation with Haema Sivanesan
Raymond Lam
1 February 2021
An extraordinary journey into Buddhism, social justice, and..
Be Still and Heal: Forbearance on the Path of Awakening
Dr. Ernest Chi-Hin Ng
29 May 2020
Finding refuge in patience in our often turbulent world
Hong Kong’s First Buddhist Art Museum Inaugurated at Tsz Shan Monastery
Justin Whitaker
28 March 2019
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Master Hin Hung: Pioneering Modern Buddhist Studies in Hong Kong
Tsering Namgyal
3 September 2018
Inception of a Buddhist legacy
Wisdom of a Chan Master: How Master Dejian Let Go of His Fear
Chi Tsai
23 June 2017
Master Dejian is the 18th generation master of the Yonghuatang* of Shaolin Temple, a successor of what is known as Shaolin Chanwuyi, and the abbot of
Lessons of the Principle of Dependent Arising for Politics and Investing
Dr. Ernest Chi-Hin Ng
23 June 2017
The true nature of interdependence and the true…
Buddhist Art and Symbolism
Dr. Andrey Terentyev
28 October 2010
A most common content of Buddhist works of art are excerpts or impressions of Buddhist literature. In early Buddhism, art mainly illustrated the Buddha’s life,