
Garrison Institute to Host Virtual Conference: Artificial Intelligence and Our Spiritual Imagination
The Garrison Institute will host a two-day online conference on 17–18 October, aiming to examine the spiritual and human implications of AI.

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

In an age of “alpha males” and online masculinity gurus, Buddhism offers a different model of manhood—one based on becoming trustworthy and kind rather than dominant

The International Network of Engaged Buddhists has announced that its 22nd biennial conference in Taiwan from 13–17 January 2027.

Venerable Tanmyeong offers a meditation on the interdependence of causes and conditions, and how to engage with the vagaries of life.

The guidance emphasizes morality, meditation, wisdom, communal harmony, and regular Uposatha observances

Removing weeds creates space for flowers to flourish–relinquishing greed, anger, and ignorance allows wisdom and generosity to grow

Anam Thubten Rinpoche considers the transmission of the Buddhadharma to the West and the future of the Dharma in the modern world

Ven. Pomnyun Sunim responds to questions about grief and long-term illness

The White House hosted its own annual Vesak observance on 11 June, continuing a new tradition begun in 2021.

A unique book looking at the intricacies and complexities of love and relationships from a Buddhist perspective

By embracing impermanence, we uncover the path to compassion, presence, and inner peace

The Tergar Meditation Community has announced that Mingyur Rinpoche will lead a special online seminar on Tergar’s meditation teacher training program.