
Buddhistdoor View: The Dharma Futurist’s Hope for AI in a World of Suffering
The Buddhist hope for AI takes into account Buddhism’s core question of dukkha, or existential suffering, and its resolution

The Buddhist hope for AI takes into account Buddhism’s core question of dukkha, or existential suffering, and its resolution

Bruner Strategies launches 2025 workshops to help Buddhist leaders strengthen fundraising, governance, and strategic planning through blending practical tools with Dharma values

Jewels said to be linked to the Buddha’s relics will be auctioned at Sotheby’s Hong Kong this week with critics saying the move commercializes sacred objects and echoes colonial extraction

Columbia University student and peace activist Mohsen Mahdawi, known for his Buddhist community work and interfaith outreach, faces possible deportation after ICE arrest in the United States

Buddhists have a number of powerful guides to dealing with tyranny from both history and from ancient moral principles

Our loving-kindness meditator finds new friends after stepping away from a place of conflict

Through the rules and regularity of rituals, we can unlock the virtues and states of mindfulness and joy described in Buddhist teachings

Lam Yuen Ching examines corporate mindfulness and practices found in the military, compared with the Buddha’s teaching on mindfulness

Concerned about policy changes, American TikTok influencers migrate to another Chinese platform, raising questions of ethics and interdependence online and in the real world

The Centre for Bhutan studies & GNH (CBS) has announced that Bhutan will host the Bhutan Meditation Conference: Science, Mindfulness, and Meditation.

Trump’s political rise raises profound questions about how Buddhists can respond with ethical clarity, compassion, and a commitment to justice in today’s polarized world

The summit will highlight Indian Buddhist history and deepen bonds with nearby countries in Southeast Asia