Many Communities, One Sangha
Hozan Alan Senauke
12 January 2023
Navigating the path to equity and inclusivity in Buddhist communities
Buddhists Open First Zen Center in Ireland
Justin Whitaker
26 April 2022
Soto Zen practitioners have a long-term home and resident teacher in Dublin after a long period of itinerancy
The Dry Lake
Lluís Nansen Salas
28 March 2022
An intimate account of the rise and decline of one of Europe’s first centers of Zen Buddhism
Zen in the “Athens of Cuba”
Douglas Calvo Gaínza
23 December 2021
The rise of Zen in Cuba combines deep roots in Japan and wide connections to interfaith and eco-activism in the country
Book Review: Steven Heine’s Dogen
Nina Müller
21 December 2021
A scholar brings us the life and context of one of Zen’s greatest figures
The Dharma of Listening and Speaking, Part One
Hozan Alan Senauke
4 November 2021
Intention and impact in mindful communication
Firefighting Monks in California Join Effort to Combat Wildfire and Protect Monastery
Nina Müller
29 June 2021
Zen Buddhists confront the reality of…
Book Review: Norman Fischer’s When You Greet Me I Bow
Nina Müller
7 June 2021
Fischer’s humble and hodgepodge approach to Buddhism reflects his deep practice and American culture
Online Buddhist Summit Explores Contemplative Care in the Era of COVID-19
Nina Müller
30 March 2021
Tending to social isolation and grief with love and…
American Buddhist Pioneer and Berkley Zen Center Founder Sojun Mel Weitsman Dies Aged 91
Craig C Lewis
11 January 2021
Condolences pour in for the renowned teacher and…
American Soto Zen Pioneer Yvonne Rand Dies Aged 84
Justin Whitaker
25 August 2020
A dedicated guide and teacher who touched many across…
What American Buddhism Looks Like: Solidarity for Immigrants at Fort Sill
Duncan Ryuken Williams
20 August 2019
Healing past traumas by standing up for migrant…