The Dalai Lama is expected to make an announcement on the course of succession for the Dalai Lama lineage at a conference to be held from 2–4 July.
The Archaeological Survey of India recently carried out excavations at the site of Kesariya Stupa, also known as the Tejpur Deora Stupa, in Bihar.
Joseph Houseal explores the adventurer-scholars, mystic-wanderers, and artist-seekers behind the West’s early exposures to Buddhism
The esteemed Dzogchen master His Eminence Lopon Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche entered into a state of deep tukdam meditation at his retreat residence in Kathmandu.
A month-long exposition of sacred Buddha relics drew nearly 18 million devotees across Vietnam, marking a historic spiritual event shared by India and Vietnam
Purity and persecution: a perspective on the fearless path of the Vietnamese ascetic Thich Minh Tue
Dolma Ling Nunnery and Institute of Buddhist Dialectics in northern India has transitioned to female leadership for the first time in its 20-year history.
UN leaders and Buddhist scholars gathered in New York for Vesak to reflect on the Buddha’s message of peace and compassion for our troubled world
The Tibetan Nuns Project has announced the successful completion of accommodation at Dolma Ling Nunnery for Buddhist nuns undertaking tantric studies.
The celebrated Tibetan artist Anay Ngawang Chodak will hold his first solo exhibition in the US next month at New York City’s Kate Oh Gallery.
Despite a long period of difficulty for Buddhism in Bangladesh, historical figures like Chandrajyoti Mahasthabir helped keep the flame alive
Peter Van Ham has spent over three decades devoted to the documentation of this monastery connecting Tibet’s first and second diffusions
