The Path of a Practitioner
Jungto Society
18 June 2026
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim responds to questions about grief and long-term illness
What Moves the Pilgrim Without a Destination
Tiffani Gyatso
10 June 2026
Artist Tiffani Gyatso explores how longing, absence, and uncertainty can become gateways to deeper understanding
Book Review: This Messy, Gorgeous Love: A Buddhist Guide to Lasting Partnership
Nina Müller
5 June 2026
A unique book looking at the intricacies and complexities of love and relationships from a Buddhist perspective
The Paradox of Enlightenment: Compassion Born from the Depths of Emptiness
Ven. Tanmyeong
30 May 2026
Korean Seon monk Ven. Tanmyeong shares a reflection on the emptiness and compassion that lie at the heart of awakening
A World of Weeds and Mud
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
26 May 2026
Just as the seasons change each year bringing growth, flourishing, and loss, the seasons of our lives remind us of the Buddha’s wisdom about impermanence
Buddhistdoor View: The Human Costs of AI and the Challenge of Right Understanding
Buddhistdoor Global
23 May 2026
The Buddha warned against mistaking appearances for truth. In today’s AI age, that teaching may be more important than ever
Are We Living the Right Way?
Jungto Society
19 May 2026
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim responds to questions about workplace harmony and language skills
Beginner’s Mind: Cultivating Collective Cetanā through AI De-biasing
Carter Kawaguchi
5 May 2026
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.
Engaged Buddhism: INEB Invites Applicants for International Young Bodhisattva Program in October 2026
Craig Lewis
24 April 2026
The International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) is now accepting applications from prospective participants for the November program in Taiwan.
Grab Some Warm Clothes
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
21 April 2026
Sensei Alex Kakuyo teaches us that Buddhism does not make us superhuman. It helps us be honest about our ordinary human nature
Dear Otter: A Letter on Complicity and Compassion
Nina Müller
10 April 2026
How witnessing an otter’s distress triggered new insights into the psychology of compassion for the suffering of others
False Spring and Lost Hope
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
25 March 2026
A fleeting “false spring” becomes a gentle lesson in Buddhist teachings on impermanence, reminding us that hope and disappointment arise together, and both must be held lightly