On Desire
Maia Duerr
18 December 2024
The Buddhist relationship with desire is complex and changes over time and across different historical, practical, and scholarly contexts
Buddhistdoor View: Israel and Iran – Pursuing Peace Amid Conflict
Buddhistdoor Global
20 April 2024
In contemplating a possible war between Israel and Iran, the Buddhist plea is for cool heads to prevail
Clearing the Path to Compassion: A Conversation with Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche
Craig C Lewis
25 November 2023
Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche lays out the foundation of the Buddhist path for modern practitioners
Buddhism and Ethics
Anam Thubten Rinpoche
6 December 2022
Buddhist ethics as the foundation of our spiritual practice and of a just society.
On Eradicating Unwholesome Mental States
Prof. David Dale Holmes
28 November 2022
Cultivating the mind—finding our way on the Buddha’s Noble Eightfold Path
The Practice of Nonviolence
Anam Thubten Rinpoche
17 June 2022
Lighting a beacon of hope to illuminate the darkness of inequality and environmental crises
The Buddha’s Dhamma as Both Beyond and Within
Justin Whitaker
10 June 2022
Understanding the Buddha’s Dhamma as both a reality and a moral lawfulness within each of us as we work toward awakening
Doing What Has to Be Done
Prof. David Dale Holmes
3 March 2022
How do we become trainers of the mind?
Impermanence and Nothingness
Prof. David Dale Holmes
7 February 2022
Cultivating an attentive mind and acknowledging the reality of impermanence
Matters of Mettā and Merit
Margaret Meloni, PhD
4 October 2021
Dedicating goodwill toward others
Sitting with Sigala, a Modern Layperson’s Buddhist Ethics
Justin Whitaker
10 September 2021
Understanding how a key early text for laypeople can be relevant today
Training the Mind Through Insight
Prof. David Dale Holmes
12 November 2020
The healing power of insight meditation