Vietnam Authorities Clamp Down on “Exorcism” Rituals at Buddhist Pagoda
Craig C Lewis
25 March 2019
Investigation underway into conduct and practices at the…
Buddhistdoor View: Buddhism in Southeast Asia: a Catalyst for Civic Exchange
Buddhistdoor Global
4 December 2018
The significance underlying Laotian, Vietnamese, and…
Thich Nhat Hanh Returns to His Roots in Vietnam
Craig C Lewis
31 October 2018
Thay expresses wish to die in his home temple
Monks and Nuns of Plum Village Mark Thich Nhat Hanh’s 92nd Birthday
Craig C Lewis
11 October 2018
Celebrating a Dharmic legacy
Korean Buddhist Monk Runs for Peace and Reconciliation with Vietnam
Craig C Lewis
20 September 2018
Healing the wounds of war through compassion
Contemplating the Headless Buddha: The Photographic Work of Dinh Q. Lê
Meher McArthur
9 January 2018
Photography as an artistic restructuring and…
Monastics in White: The Medical Monks and Nuns of Vietnam
Shuyin
8 January 2018
A tradition of engaged Buddhism
Filling the Emptiness with Love at the Duc Son Orphanage
Shuyin
24 November 2017
Providing a proper home and hope for abandoned children…
Reviving a Vietnamese Family Tradition – The Trantien Foundation
Shuyin
15 September 2017
Bringing joy and happiness, and lessening the suffering of…
Healing the Wounds of War with Love and Compassion
Shuyin
21 October 2016
On 30 April 1975, the Vietnam War ended. Over 2 million people were killed and countless more were injured or missing. Today, more than 40
Threads of Tranquillity in the Paintings of Trang T. Lê
Meher McArthur
18 March 2016
From 2006 to 2010, Vietnamese American artist Trang T. Lê undertook a monumental artistic and spiritual endeavor. On a series of seven horizontal canvases measuring
An Interview with Venerable Dr. Kimle Kalsang—Outstanding Women in Buddhism Award Winner, 2014
Shuyin
8 May 2015
Refugee, healer, author, meditation teacher, Buddhist nun, bodhisattva—these are just some of the descriptions of Venerable Dr. Kimle Kalsang. Born into a family of traditional