Led by Venerable Yifa, this year’s Woodenfish forum on Buddhism, Science & Future will feature scholars discussing consciousness, reincarnation, and how new technologies challenge our understanding of life and death
Asa Hershoff considers our relationship with impermanence, and how it can help us live beyond hope and fear
A series with sociologist and ethnographer Dr. Caroline Starkey about the past and present of British Buddhist converts
In the wake of calamity with no immediate, satisfactory explanation, the wisest and most compassionate response might be Noble Silence
The study of a long-lost Buddhist civilization is experiencing a revival thanks to a new cohort of passionate scholars
Ngakpa Tromtsal Dorje recounts his 14-year exploration of Buddhist thought in Western philosophical traditions
Buddhistdoor Global marks its 30th anniversary and looks ahead to future development with a conference for its cherished columnists
Mindfulness teacher Ratnadevi reminds us that the urgency of our age calls us to slow down—because true change begins in stillness
Rebecca Wong’s interview with Prof. Georgios Halkias reveals striking mutual influences between Buddhism and the Hellenistic legacy
Before we assign sentience or personhood to AI, we must understand better what these terms mean in the context of Buddhist philosophy
This feature is part of a series from presenters at the Woodenfish Foundation’s recent conference on “Buddhism, Consciousness, and AI” held on 21–23 June in
Jeffrey Hopkins was one of the 20th century’s greatest scholars of Tibetan Buddhism, leaving behind an admirable body of work and countless appreciative students and colleagues
