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Thich Minh Tue, Buddhist Ascetic in Vietnam, Ends Travels after Follower’s Death
The traveling ascetic is not an ordained monk, but has nonetheless lived an austere life, garnering widespread respect from laypeople across Vietnam
The traveling ascetic is not an ordained monk, but has nonetheless lived an austere life, garnering widespread respect from laypeople across Vietnam
Buddhism teaches us that the mind is foremost, so understanding what Artificial Intelligence will do to our minds will be essential to navigating this new technology skillfully
As Buddhists around the world honored the birth, enlightenment, and mahaparanirvana of the Buddha during Vesak, the White House hosted its own observance.
The quest for authenticity in modern Buddhism can be misleading, but it also might be the very essence of the practice
Nearly 1,500 signatures, including many from prominent Buddhist teachers in the US, call for an immediate ceasefire
Exploring ethical affinities between Buddhism and human rights as the Middle East enters a new phase of brutality
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim highlights the path to liberation through self-realization in a recent Dharma talk
Buddhist artist Tiffani Gyatso delves into the Buddhist teaching of self and non-self, examining what it means to strip away the layers of delusion that hide our true nature
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim examines the causes and conditions for liberation from suffering in a recent Dharma talk
The 2023 Parliament of the World’s Religions commenced on Monday, with some 6,500 religious and spiritual leaders assembling in Chicago.
Hozan Alan Senauke offers a thoughtful commentary on military oppression in Myanmar and a Buddhist perspective on violent and nonviolent resistance
The pitfalls of an unexamined life: the Buddhist path to mindful and deliberate compassion