
The Cost of Always Being Reachable
What Buddhism can teach us about being unavailable as an antidote to our addiction and anxiety-driven attachment to phone attention

What Buddhism can teach us about being unavailable as an antidote to our addiction and anxiety-driven attachment to phone attention

The Garrison Institute will host a two-day online conference on 17–18 October, aiming to examine the spiritual and human implications of AI.

Concerns center on noise, neighborhood impacts, and preserving a quiet environment for religious practice

Jamyang Buddhist Centre London in partnership with Science & Wisdom LIVE will host a live dialogue on Buddhism, AI, and the nature of mind.

Buddhist practitioners, teachers, artists, and musicians are showing the way for how Dharma practice can be relevant to young people

Seoul’s Yeondeunghoe Lotus Lantern Festival illuminated downtown streets on Saturday as tens of thousands gathered to celebrate the birth of the Buddha.

Anam Thubten Rinpoche reflects on the imminent revolution heralded by the advent of artificial intelligence—and its Dharmic implications

South Korea’s Dongguk University has unveiled the country’s first AI robot monk, marking a new step in the intersection of AI and spiritual practice.

Rev. Hondaku, ordained minister in the Higashi Honganji, reveals his ambitious plans for Buddhist dissemination in the AI age

Organized by the International Buddhist Confederation, the event will build on the 2023 summit to focus on global challenges through Buddhist perspectives

As we enter the age of AI, Adam Dietz reflects on a Buddhist emphasis on clarity so our new tools may serve our humanity

The Zhung Dratshang Preservation and Antiquities Conservation Center supports the preservation and continuity of Bhutan’s heritage