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Experiencing Joy as a Practice – Paintings by Kelsey Renko
Sarah C. Beasley reflects on the power of art to elicit calm, connection, and joy, especially in times of growing disconnection and uncertainty in our world
Sarah C. Beasley reflects on the power of art to elicit calm, connection, and joy, especially in times of growing disconnection and uncertainty in our world
John Harvey Negru looks at the ongoing work of the International Network of Engaged Buddhists in their efforts to build sustainable Dharma networks
Life-release practices are common in many Buddhist traditions, but rising environmental concerns have led many to abandon or change their merit-making practices.
The renowned Ladakhi climate activist and environmental innovator, Sonam Wangchuk, today entered 20th day of a three-week protest fast.
A Buddhist retreat center in western Canada is working to protect nature on its land in perpetuity
The Cambodian government is building an eco-friendly space for Dharma practice in the heart of the serene forests and mountains
Buddhism in the West faces political and philosophical challenges, but this is an opportune time for intellectual and theological renewal
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim shares a Buddhist perspective on attachment and aversion, and living with equanimity.
Drawing our awareness to the often hidden power of technology to rob us of our physical and psychological well-being
Ajahn Pranom works to raise awareness of plastic pollution and reduce plastic waste
Asking and pondering on questions on the environment, society, and our increasingly volatile world in Susan Bauer-Wu’s new book
The urgent need for Myanmar and Bangladesh to work together on climate and natural disasters like cyclones