An Interview with Birgit Kellner on the Role of Indian Manuscripts in the History of Tibetan Buddhism
Serena Biondo
1 June 2020
Tides and trends in Indo-Tibetan Buddhist scholarship
Dance and Museums, Celebrating Core of Culture at 20
Joseph Houseal
16 May 2020
Tracing Intangible world heritage and ancient dance…
Jardin aux Lilas, the First Zen Ballet
Joseph Houseal
6 March 2020
Capturing the Zen of unspoken heartbreak
British Museum to Showcase Tibetan Tantric Implements
Justin Whitaker
25 February 2020
Exhibition aims to highlight the divine feminine in Buddhist…
Tyra Kleen: Mudra
Joseph Houseal
8 February 2020
Cross-cultural encounters with ritual dance
Buddhist Written Heritage to be Discussed at British Library Conference
Justin Whitaker
21 January 2020
Conference compliments ongoing exhibition on…
British Library Exhibition Explores the Roots and Relevance of Buddhism
Craig C Lewis
24 October 2019
Landmark event examines Buddhism in history and the…
Extinction Rebellion Buddhists Face off with Authorities in London
Justin Whitaker
9 October 2019
Calling upon Buddhist principles, interfaith leaders…
Former Rigpa Head Sogyal Rinpoche Passes Away in Thailand
Craig C Lewis
28 August 2019
Death follows a long battle with colon cancer
Geshe Tashi Tsering Awarded British Empire Medal for Services to Buddhism in the UK
Craig C Lewis
17 June 2019
Noted teacher one of the earliest propagators of…
Documenting an Urban Temple: Fo Guang Shan London
Patrick de Vries
8 April 2019
Establishing new roots of humanistic Buddhism
Buddhistdoor View: Refining the Art of Being Human
Buddhistdoor Global
16 March 2019
Why the humanities matter to spiritual and material wellbeing