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Tiffani Gyatso
11 January 2022
Wrestling with the conundrum of delusion and impermanence
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Margaret Meloni, PhD
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Treating yourself with compassion while you grieve
Whose Karma Is This?
Margaret Meloni, PhD
2 December 2021
A Buddhist perspective on karma, death, and impermanence
Further Reflections on Technology and the Buddhist Teachings
Dr. Ernest Chi-Hin Ng
30 September 2021
Can Buddhist wisdom help technological advances contribute to human flourishing?
Book Review: Gazing at the Moon: Buddhist Poems of Solitude
Raymond Lam
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A new translation of one of Japan’s seminal poet-monks
The Price of Freedom
Hozan Alan Senauke
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The wisdom of embracing uncertainty
Where There Is Grief, Let There Be Compassion
Margaret Meloni, PhD
3 September 2021
Responding to loss and bereavement with a mindful and open heart
The Three Characteristics of Existence
Prof. David Dale Holmes
2 September 2021
Severing the bonds of ignorance and delusion
No Poverty: The Sustainable Development Goals and Buddhism
Hozan Alan Senauke
14 July 2021
Interdependence and the path toward social equality
Tibetan Monks from Ganden Monastery Create Sand Mandalas in Colorado
Justin Whitaker
8 July 2021
Events are some of the first in-person teachings since the…
We Are the Flowers in the Garden
Margaret Meloni, PhD
5 July 2021
Cultivating joy and beauty amid impermanence
Feeling Redundant: Meaning and the Matrix
Nachaya Campbell-Allen
5 May 2021
In an interconnected universe, everything matters