Sri Lankan Buddhists Mourn Passing of Sacred Elephant
Craig C Lewis
9 March 2022
Buddhists in Sri Lanka are mourning the passing of the island nation’s most sacred elephant, Nadungamuwa Raja, who died at the age of 69 on Monday
How I Became a Theravada Buddhist
Prof. David Dale Holmes
6 December 2021
One person’s journey to the heart of Buddhism
The Three Characteristics of Existence
Prof. David Dale Holmes
2 September 2021
Severing the bonds of ignorance and delusion
A Short History of the Buddhist Publication Society
Prof. David Dale Holmes
15 March 2021
Sharing the treasures of the Pali Canon
The Gift of Giving: Dana in the Pali Canon
Prof. David Dale Holmes
10 June 2020
The beginning of the path to liberation
Buddhists in Sri Lanka Lead Multi-faith Show of Support for China’s Coronavirus Battle
Craig C Lewis
17 February 2020
Buddhists, Muslims, and Catholics pray for victims of…
A Reminiscence About My Theravada Teachers
Prof. David Dale Holmes
16 September 2019
An homage to two beloved teachers
Images from Buddhist Festival Highlight the Plight of Domesticated Elephants in Sri Lanka
Craig C Lewis
16 August 2019
Animal rights advocates urge Sri Lanka to do more for..
Sri Lanka International Buddhist Academy: A Visionary Institution for a Traditional Buddhist Land
BD Dipen
10 June 2019
A unique academy with a global outlook
Buddhist Statuary from the Jeweled Isle
Meher McArthur
16 May 2019
A view of Sri Lanka’s spectacular Buddhist art
Buddhist Monks in Sri Lanka Decry Anti-Muslim Riots
Craig C Lewis
12 March 2018
Monks and activists stage silent protest in Colombo
Baby Steps on the Path of Purity
Prof. David Dale Holmes
17 February 2017
I visited Venerable Nyanaponika Thera at the Forest Hermitage, in Kandy, Sri Lanka, in the mid-1980s, when Bhikkhu Bodhi was still staying there with him,