Buddhistdoor Global marks its 30th anniversary and looks ahead to future development with a conference for its cherished columnists
Even as AI helps with digitization and innovation, should Buddhist voices speak out about AI’s dangers: surveillance, inequality, and erosion of compassion
Beginner’s Mind is a special project collecting insightful essays written by US college students who have attended experiential-learning courses related to Buddhism. Some of the authors
Sarah C. Beasley introduces the life and work of innovative artist Ruth Asawa
Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche will lead a free webinar on 9 August, titled “Blueprints of Awakening: Vajrayana for Modern Life.”
Asa Hershoff explores liminal states of consciousness and their relationship with our perceptions of reality
Our loving-kindness practitioner continues her work in a difficult environment, though armed with the realization that none of this is to be taken personally
Adam Dietz offers a back-to-basics perspective on the foundational aspiration of Buddhist practice
The Tergar Meditation Community has announced a free online event dedicated to opening pathways for young adults to cultivate a formal meditation practice.
In life we will find weeds in both the world around us and our mind. While effort to remove them is an option, so is acceptance and faith in the bigger picture, writes BDG North America Correspondent Sensei Alex Kakuyo
The Ashokan Meditation Center in New York has launched a new series of online meditation classes rooted in the Thai Forest Tradition.
Zen practitioner Ilya Vasilyev jailed in Moscow after calling for peace in Ukraine, citing Buddhist ethics.
