The Enlightened Psychopath
Asa Hershoff
6 October 2026
Asa Hershoff shares a reflection on the potential dissonance between spiritual attainment and moral development
Book Review: Feeling Fully Alive: An Introduction to Tibetan Yoga
Nachaya Campbell-Allen
2 October 2026
Nachaya Campbell-Allen investigates a new book on Kum Nye practice by Bruce Alderman
Buddhism’s Visionary Tradition: From the Buddha’s Awakening to the Present
Pema Düddul
29 September 2026
Pema Düddul surveys two thousand years of the visionary tradition in Buddhist praxis, and the religion’s range of visionary phenomena
Mindful Thresholds
Nina Müller
28 September 2026
Applying compassionate methods of pastoral care and Buddhist counselling to the experiences of women at life thresholds
The Paradox of Happiness: What Buddhism Can Teach Us About Our Obsession with Feeling Good
Kassidy Evans
24 September 2026
Examining “hedonic adaptation” and how to be at peace with unpleasant experiences while also treasuring the good moments
Rotten Trees with Rotten Cores
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
23 September 2026
Sensei Alex Kakuyo teaches us that karma is not cosmic punishment, but instead, like hidden rot in a tree, the effects of our actions may take time to reveal themselves
Online Dharma: Tergar International Launches New Mobile App for Daily Practice
Craig Lewis
21 September 2026
Tergar International, founded by Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche, has announced the launch of a new mobile app named “Joy of Living.”
Buddhistdoor View: The PUMA Monks – Craving, Culture, and Commodification
Buddhistdoor Global
19 September 2026
Buddhism has always adapted to new cultures. But what happens when consumer culture begins adapting Buddhism to itself?
On Right Livelihood in Strange Times
Maia Duerr
18 September 2026
Maia Duerr revisits right livelihood in an age reshaped by the pandemic, AI, and changing ideas about meaningful work
PUMA Campaign Features 40 Buddhist Monks at Ladakh’s Thiksey Monastery
Justin Whitaker
10 September 2026
Forty Buddhist monks appear in a new sportswear campaign photographed at Thiksey Monastery
Utah Senate Honors Buddhist Monks for National Walk for Peace
Justin Whitaker
8 September 2026
The Utah gathering included a candlelight procession, Buddhist ceremony, Dharma teaching, and local peace walk
The Cost of Always Being Reachable
Kassidy Evans
31 August 2026
What Buddhism can teach us about being unavailable as an antidote to our addiction and anxiety-driven attachment to phone attention