
Inner Cultivation as Peaceful Resistance in Wŏn Buddhism
The story of Sot’aesan and Hwang Ich’ŏn reveals the transformative power of compassion, integrity, and Buddha-nature in the history of Won Buddhism

The story of Sot’aesan and Hwang Ich’ŏn reveals the transformative power of compassion, integrity, and Buddha-nature in the history of Won Buddhism

The Buddha of our world introduced the Buddha of Infinite Light to reveal how enlightenment is open to all, Buddhist or non-Buddhist

Led by Venerable Yifa, this year’s Woodenfish forum on Buddhism, Science & Future will feature scholars discussing consciousness, reincarnation, and how new technologies challenge our understanding of life and death

Buddhist Temple hosting “eternal flame” in Japan burns down for second time since 2000

Should Indonesia install a new crown atop its greatest Buddhist site? A Dutch engineer from colonial times can inform the debate

Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche offers a bold and broad response to recent Pew research about Buddhism’s demographic decline

UNESCO has formally added India’s Diamond Triangle of Ratnagiri, Udayagiri, and Lalitgiri in Odisha to the tentative list for World Heritage consideration

As violence and threats of violence continue to spread around the world, it is essential hold to the path of peace, knowing that peace imposed by force is not peace—it is repression

Senior Buddhologist Richard Jaffe engages in a systematic and comprehensive study of Japanese Buddhism’s most remarkable phenomenon

Ancient Piprahwa gems linked to the Buddha’s relics are exhibited in New Delhi for the first time in over a century

How Buddhism spread from ancient Magadha and became Asia’s most widespread religious tradition, before going global and reviving in India

A series with sociologist and ethnographer Dr. Caroline Starkey about the past and present of British Buddhist converts