
Buddhistdoor View: Reinforcing Dharma Work Through Generosity and Giving
In today’s disorienting global climate, we need generosity and giving more than ever to help the Dharma and a hurting world

In today’s disorienting global climate, we need generosity and giving more than ever to help the Dharma and a hurting world

The International Network of Engaged Buddhists has launched an urgent appeal to provide humanitarian aid in Myanmar after the 28 March earthquake.

A delegation from the International Buddhist Confederation (IBC) of India visited Myanmar to develop strategies for promoting Buddhist studies.

A Vietnamese Buddhist undertaking a barefoot pilgrimage to India has altered his journey, opting to travel through Malaysia instead of Myanmar due to visa complications and ongoing civil war in the country

My Huyen explores the legacy of the remarkable Vietnamese monastic Thich Minh Tue, whose gentle influence has inspired thousands

Thich Minh Tue has amassed a large following in his native Vietnam and is now en route to India on pilgrimage

The esteemed socially engaged Buddhist, American Soto Zen priest Hozan Alan Senauke, has died after an extended period of ill health. He was 77 years old.

The renowned Buddhist mendicant Thich Minh Tue, who is respected across Vietnam for his devout ascetic practice, has embarked on a pilgrimage to India. Accompanied

Ven. Pomnyun Sunim, founder of the Buddhist relief organization Join Together Society, led a team to Bangladesh to deliver aid for Rohingya refugees.

Myanmar’s Shan State Buddhist University hosted a two-day international conference at its campus in the city of Taunggyi, in Shan State, from 7–8 November.

Ling Jiou Mountain Buddhist Society launched a large-scale medical assistance program in Nepal in collaboration with medical institutions in Taiwan.

Buddhist activist and scholar Maung Zarni joined the latest interfaith effort to draw attention to the suffering of people in Palestine