Korean Buddhist Monk Offers Refuge from Suffering with School for Broken Hearts
Craig Lewis
11 September 2018
Social engagement for the sick at heart
Head Monk of South Korea’s Jogye Order Steps Down
Anne Wisman
22 August 2018
Decision follows vote of no confidence by the order’s…
Head of Korea’s Jogye Order to Step Down over Corruption Allegations
Craig Lewis
2 August 2018
Ven. Seoljeong to resign before emergency…
The Head of Korea’s Largest Buddhist Order Apologizes for Corruption Furor
Craig Lewis
31 July 2018
Senior monk admitted to hospital after 41-day…
Engaging with Suffering, Realizing Freedom: An Interview with Ven. Pomnyun Sunim
Craig Lewis
28 July 2018
Manifesting a vision of engaged Buddhism
Seven Buddhist Mountain Temples in South Korea Receive UNESCO World Heritage Status
Craig Lewis
3 July 2018
Unanimous decision from World Heritage…
South Korea Unveils Restored 1,300-year-old Buddhist Pagoda
Craig Lewis
21 June 2018
Korea’s oldest and largest stone pagoda…
Buddhist Monk from South Korea Ventures North to Foster Bilateral Ties
Craig Lewis
4 June 2018
Monk to hold talks on restoration of ancient…
UNESCO Panel Recommends Four Korean Buddhist Temples for World Heritage Status
Craig Lewis
7 May 2018
South Korea to push for listing of seven mountain…
Buddhists Pray for Peace and Unification Ahead of Inter-Korean Summit
Anne Wisman
19 April 2018
Prayer meetings organized by national and…
Dalma Open International Snowboarding Competition Founded by Korean Buddhist Monk Enters its 15th Year
Anne Wisman
16 March 2018
Competition has become an incubator for Korea’s…
Diplomacy, Heritage, and Cultural Pride: Reviving the Buddhist Legacy of Islamic Pakistan
BD Dipananda
24 February 2017
Predominantly Islamic Pakistan is not the first country that comes to mind when one mentions Buddhism. Many archaeologists, historians, and Buddhists are aware of the fact that