Drawing inspiration from Thich Nhat Hanh and the ideal of Beloved Community, Jeremy David Engels offers practical tools for resisting division and practicing democracy with mindfulness
The International Association for Tibetan Studies (IATS) announced that its board has voted unanimously to hold the conference online.
A high-level international conference on Tibetan studies, scheduled to be held later this month in Kathmandu, has been canceled at short notice.
Buddhist ethics offers an alternative to both demographic panic and antinatalist despair
Trump’s Iran conflict shows the danger of leadership rooted in spectacle rather than wisdom
The religious leaders that meet our century’s moment won’t be afraid to mindfully engage the big issues, including political matters
Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche offers a bold and broad response to recent Pew research about Buddhism’s demographic decline
In this piece, Ratnadevi explores how Buddhist shraddha and the Latin fiducia offer a deeper alternative to fragile, outcome-dependent hope in uncertain times
Between despair and overwhelm, sits quiet compassion
How contradiction and vulnerability shape the Dharma discourse of Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche
Contemporary Indian Buddhist diplomacy reflects a radically changed world with rapidly shifting geopolitical priorities and strategy
As violence and threats of violence continue to spread around the world, it is essential hold to the path of peace, knowing that peace imposed by force is not peace—it is repression
