When someone commits grave wrongdoing today, they are simply holding up a mirror to our past—and offering a glimpse of our potential future. Are they not simply ourselves? The only difference is that right now, the conditions haven't come together for us to perform those same acts. — Master Jingzong

Art, History, and Heritage
The 117 Acts of the Lotus-Born Master: Kinzang Chojay’s Painted Stories of Padmasambhava
Painting master Kinzang Chojay’s latest masterpiece at Yonphula University depicts 117 scenes in Padmasambhava’s magnificent story
Rebecca Wong
9 October 2026

Buddhist Leaders Sign Petition Supporting Palestinian Activist Mohsen Mahdawi
Justin Whitaker
8 October 2026

Dharma Drum Mountain to Host 24th Youth Awakening Camp in Taiwan in 2027
Craig Lewis
7 October 2026

Prof. K. T. S. Sarao Appointed First SCO Chair Professor of Shared Buddhist Heritage at Nalanda University
Justin Whitaker
6 October 2026

Buddhist Leaders Sign Petition Supporting Palestinian Activist Mohsen Mahdawi
Justin Whitaker
8 October 2026

Dharma Drum Mountain to Host 24th Youth Awakening Camp in Taiwan in 2027
Craig Lewis
7 October 2026

Prof. K. T. S. Sarao Appointed First SCO Chair Professor of Shared Buddhist Heritage at Nalanda University
Justin Whitaker
6 October 2026

Engaged Buddhism: JTS Volunteers Deliver Relief to 800 Households After Nepal Flood
Craig Lewis
5 October 2026

Mindful Thresholds
Nina Müller
28 September 2026

The Wrong Kind of Party: What a Strange Memorial Taught Me About Letting Go
Margaret Meloni, PhD
22 September 2026

Noh and Zen
Joseph Houseal
12 September 2026

Book Review: At Peace, Filled with Joy
Nina Müller
3 September 2026



