
The Art of Interrupting
Ratnadevi guides us in our efforts to bring mindfulness and wisdom to those times when someone else needs help pausing in conversation

Ratnadevi guides us in our efforts to bring mindfulness and wisdom to those times when someone else needs help pausing in conversation

Noa Jones examines the potential benefits and risks of encouraging children to take refuge at an early age

The renowned Buddhist leader and socially engaged monk Ven. Bhikkhu Sanghasena recently organized a free medical camp in Ladakh.

This feature is part of a series from presenters at the Woodenfish Foundation’s recent conference on “Buddhism, Consciousness, and AI” held on 21–23 June in

Margaret Meloni offers a Buddhist perspective on approaching life’s storms with courage, acceptance, and self-compassion

The assassination attempt against former president Donald Trump reminds us of the need to extend empathy to all beings and to quell anger within ourselves before it leads to greater harm

Kassidy Evans explores the famous overlaps and the subtle distinctions between Buddhist meditation and Western psychology

Ven. Pomnyun Sunim explains the foundation of the Buddhist path and its relevance to everyday life

Sarah C. Beasley reflects on the power of art to elicit calm, connection, and joy, especially in times of growing disconnection and uncertainty in our world

As the virtual domain continues to billow in all directions, engaged Buddhists must translate their practices into the language of our time

Tiffani Gyatso ponders growth and maturity on the Buddhist path amid the inevitability of suffering and impermanence

Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche will lead a year-long transmission, beginning with a special public teaching on the Abhidharma on 3 August.