Korea Resumes Some Buddhist Temple-stay Programs as Social-distancing Rules Ease
Craig Lewis
22 April 2020
Religious organizations in Korea restart some public…
Selfishness in a Time of Crisis
Satya Robyn
6 April 2020
What can we, as Buddhists, do when we witness our own…
Korean Zen Master Pomnyun Sunim Offers Buddhist Guidance for Coping with the Pandemic
Craig Lewis
1 April 2020
Words of wisdom on accepting change without fear
Heavy Metta: Plan B Share an Ancient Teaching through Rock
Craig Lewis
31 March 2020
Musical activists reach out to modern audiences
Jardin aux Lilas, the First Zen Ballet
Joseph Houseal
6 March 2020
Capturing the Zen of unspoken heartbreak
Buddhist Temple Stays Suspended in Korea as Coronavirus Spreads; Religious Gatherings Under Scrutiny
Craig Lewis
2 March 2020
Buddhist organizations cancel all public gatherings
Korean Zen Master Pomnyun Sunim to Embark on International Dharma Talk Tour
Craig Lewis
26 February 2020
Series of teachings open to the public
Activist Buddhist Monk and Nobel Prize Nominee Thich Quang Do Dies Aged 91
Buddhistdoor Global
24 February 2020
Vocal human rights advocate remembered for life-long…
Buddhism in Italy: An Overview
Marion Dapsance
21 February 2020
A brief history of Buddhist promulgation in Italy
Korean Buddhist Monk Ven. Pomnyun Sunim Selected for 37th Niwano Peace Prize
Craig Lewis
18 February 2020
Revered monk recognized for wide-reaching humanitarian…
Soka Gakkai President Calls for Support on Nuclear Disarmament and Youth Climate Action
Dipen Barua
31 January 2020
SGI urges stronger measures against global threats
New Museum Reveals Buddhist Mysteries of Korea’s Baekje Kingdom
Craig Lewis
24 January 2020
Many ancient Buddhist relics on public display for the first…