The Yin and Yang of Teaching
John Harvey Negru
13 February 2023
Searching for a middle way in the Dharmic path for modern Westerners
Anchorage Zen Community Finds Permanent Home after 35 Years
Justin Whitaker
10 November 2022
A small Zen community has flourished and continues to grow in Alaska despite its geographical isolation
Zen Community in Northern Ireland Loses its Meeting Space to Fire
Justin Whitaker
13 October 2022
The Zen centre was one of several organizations and businesses that have been affected by the fire
Korean Seon Teacher and American Buddhism Pioneer Ven. Samu Sunim Dies, Aged 81
Justin Whitaker
16 August 2022
A prolific teacher, organizer, and founder, Samu Sunim started temples in numerous cities in Mexico, the United States, and Canada
The Dry Lake
Lluís Nansen Salas
28 March 2022
An intimate account of the rise and decline of one of Europe’s first centers of Zen Buddhism
Why I Study Zen Philosophy
Gereon Kopf
5 March 2022
Examining Japanese Zen thought through the lens of meditation practice and Western philosophical ideas
Modern Buddhism’s Cultural Translations: Two European Zen Monks
Ismael Apud
26 January 2022
Learning from the lives of two European-born men who became Zen monks
Zen in the “Athens of Cuba”
Douglas Calvo Gaínza
23 December 2021
The rise of Zen in Cuba combines deep roots in Japan and wide connections to interfaith and eco-activism in the country
Book Review: Norman Fischer’s When You Greet Me I Bow
Nina Müller
7 June 2021
Fischer’s humble and hodgepodge approach to Buddhism reflects his deep practice and American culture
Do I Need a Teacher to Practice Meditation?
Gereon Kopf
3 September 2020
Lessons from Zen on lineage, practice, and compassion
Thich Nhat Hanh Travels to Thailand for Medical Check-up
Justin Whitaker
3 December 2019
According to followers, Thay is well and recovering in Thailand
Zen Buddhist Poet and Author Ocean Vuong Wins Prestigious “Genius Grant”
Justin Whitaker
26 September 2019
Child of Vietnamese immigrants turns trauma to…