Beginner’s Mind: Growth
Charlie Giunta
8 April 2022
One college student’s reflections on growth on the Buddhist path
Book Review: Esoteric Theravada: The Story of the Forgotten Meditation Tradition of Southeast Asia
Raymond Lam
24 August 2021
A welcome addition to the scholarship of pre-modern Theravada
Bare Awareness or Bare Attention
Prof. David Dale Holmes
18 January 2021
Deepening our understanding of meditative practices
Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche to Conduct Public Teaching on Vipassana
Craig C Lewis
21 December 2020
Teachings titled “Vipassana” to be held on 26–27 December
Buddhist Scholar C. W. “Sandy” Huntington Dies, Aged 71
Justin Whitaker
30 July 2020
Indian philosophy led him to ponder how we study as well…
Being Like a Mountain: What Hokusai’s The Great Wave Says About Remaining Calm in Troubled Times
Seth Shugar
12 June 2020
Investigating tsunami-sized emotions, one moment at a…
Metta in the Kindtime
Mettamorphsis
7 May 2020
Relying on the contagious nature of kindness in our…
Meditating on the Argentine Pampas
Catón Carini
23 April 2020
Discovering the happiness of the Dhamma in rural Argentina
Metta’s Higher Fives
Mettamorphsis
31 October 2019
Loving-kindness as a high five to the world
Concerning Intoxicants
Prof. David Dale Holmes
9 July 2019
On the kammic consequences of indulgence
The Religion of the Future
Anam Thubten Rinpoche
21 July 2017
A recent report by the Washington, DC-based Pew Research Center projects that some of the world’s major religions are going to expand, with the notable
Why Meditate?
Gereon Kopf
27 January 2017
Whenever I teach Japanese Buddhism, whether in the Americas, Europe, or East Asia, I frequently run into the same assumption among students that Buddhists, for