Buddha in a Teacup: Notes from a Non-Capitalist Life in Bhutan
Linda Leaming
4 August 2025
Linda Leaming imparts lessons from Bhutan on managing expectations and living a life of acceptance and equanimity
Rooted in Inter-being: What Ancient Trees Taught Me About Grief and Connection
Nina Müller
1 August 2025
To visit Sequoia National Park is to see primeval beings that know inter-being and primeval connection better than anyone
Beginner’s Mind: No-Self and Social Suffering
Peyton Nakagawara
24 July 2025
A college student in the US explores the principles of Buddhist economics and its implications for individuals and for society at large
Buddhist Teacher and Environmental Activist Joanna Macy Has Died, Aged 96
Craig Lewis
21 July 2025
The widely respected American Buddhist teacher and environmental activist Joanna Macy, PhD, has died peacefully at her home in Berkeley, California.
Online Dharma: Ashokan Meditation Center in New York Offers Free Live-streamed Meditation Classes
Craig Lewis
18 July 2025
The Ashokan Meditation Center in New York has launched a new series of online meditation classes rooted in the Thai Forest Tradition.
Tashi Choling Shares Update on Memorial Stupa Project to Honor Gyatrul Rinpoche
Craig Lewis
3 July 2025
Tashi Choling announced that construction of a memorial stupa for the revered Nyingma lama Venerable Dhomang Gyatrul Rinpoche has commenced.
Beginner’s Mind: Awake – Returning to the World with Clarity and Compassion
Zhuoxi Li
28 June 2025
A US college student considers the significance and implications of Buddhist practice and social engagement
Buddhist Communities Across Hawaiʻi Gather for Obon Celebrations
Buddhistdoor Global
24 June 2025
Rooted in Japanese Buddhist tradition, Obon in Hawaiʻi features weekly bon dances, lanterns, and community gatherings to honor deceased loved ones.
Buddhistdoor View: Facing the Fire Without Feeding It – New Violence in the Middle East
Buddhistdoor Global
21 June 2025
While the Buddha accepted the reality of violence in our world, he offered paths for each of us to move steadily toward non-violence and peace
Chicago Museum Returns Buddhist Painting to South Korea
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
19 June 2025
The 18th-century painting had been missing for 35 years when it was discovered in the online database of the Chicago museum
Thích Nhất Hạnh’s Engaged Buddhism During Wartime Vietnam, Part 3
LAM Yuen Ching, PhD
17 June 2025
My previous article explored the development of Thích Nhất Hạnh’s Engaged Buddhism, shaped by his efforts to renew Vietnamese Buddhism and the widespread suffering brought
Rubin Museum’s Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room Reopens as Long-Term Installation at Brooklyn Museum
Justin Whitaker
17 June 2025
The Rubin’s Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Room reopens at the Brooklyn Museum for a six-year stay with more than 100 artifacts