The Monks and Mandalas of Ato Sengai
Meher McArthur
16 January 2019
Celebrating a talented but little-known Japanese…
An End-of-year Blessing from Anam Thubten Rinpoche
Raymond Lam
20 December 2018
Counsel for 2019 from Anam Thubten Rinpoche
The Zen of Impact: Contemplating the Purpose of Capital
Dr. Ernest Chi-Hin Ng
30 November 2018
Transcending traditional paradigms of investing
A Buddhist Perspective on Crime, Punishment, and Redemption
Nina Müller
22 November 2018
The value of rehabilitation and redemption in social…
Buddhism and India – The Child Returns Home . . . ?
Raymond Lam
7 September 2018
Thoughts on India’s relationship with its…
Living with Awareness, Practicing with Intent: An Interview with Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche
Craig C Lewis
10 March 2018
Rinpoche shares his thoughts on life and Buddhism in the…
Book Review—Our Pristine Mind: A Practical Guide to Unconditional Happiness
BD Dipananda
2 November 2017
A masterpiece from Orgen Chowang Rinpoche
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
Knowledge Technologies and Openness
Paola Di Maio
10 February 2017
The World Wide Web is the most powerful platform and enabler for innumerable digital technological and social innovations that can facilitate all aspects of learning,
Harnessing Knowledge Technologies to Overcome Ignorance
Paola Di Maio
11 November 2016
Scientific and technical progress has developed exponentially in the last century, enabling unprecedented achievements in numerous fields, from medicine to space travel. Yet sometimes such
Does a Philosopher Have Buddha-nature?
Gereon Kopf
4 November 2016
In my previous article,* I introduced a method of reading Japanese Buddhist texts, especially writings by the Japanese Zen master Dōgen (1200–53).** Here, I would
A Small Buddhist Prayer-flag Factory in Bir
Dharma Eye
28 November 2014
In 2013, on a trip to India to make the second part of the documentary photography series “Tibetans in Exile,” I visited the Tibetan colony of Bir,