Asa Hershoff proposed that what we wear is never just clothing, but a daily act of intention, identity, and quiet transformation.
A college student in the United States considers a Buddhist perspective on what it takes to achieve a just and compassionate society
A college student in the United States considers how AI de-biasing, reframed through Buddhist concepts of collective intention, might offer a path toward more equitable outcomes.
Ven. Tanmyeong offers a contemplative exploration of craving, clinging, and the structures of conditioned existence.
Linda Leaming imparts lessons from Bhutan on managing expectations and living a life of acceptance and equanimity
Our species is predominantly a clan animal. Geographically, this has led to cultural identities and identifiable clans, which has historically led to conflict and continues
ACLS director of International Programs Dr. Deena Ragavan discusses a long partnership supporting Buddhist Studies scholars
The diffusion of the Dharma in several African nations is one of the most exciting and important developments in the Buddhist world
How Buddhist values reinforces activism and can help make both Asian and Western approaches to bringing positive change more effective
The quest for authenticity in modern Buddhism can be misleading, but it also might be the very essence of the practice
Dipen Barua looks at the history and spread of vipassana meditation around the world, from the 19th century to today
Anam Thubten Rinpoche offers a commentary on modern Buddhism and the commonalities that connect us all
