Things Come Apart
The process of change can be frustrating, but it is also unavoidable and can lead to growth if correctly approached
The process of change can be frustrating, but it is also unavoidable and can lead to growth if correctly approached
The occasion marked Rev. Karen Do’on Weik taking the title of roshi and dedicating herself to teaching future generations
The Bodhi Path Buddhist Center on Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts, had its start in 1999. Twenty-five years later, it has become the center of Buddhist practice
A meditation on generations of work and the moral value of labor in our technological age
Sensei Alex Kakuyo offers a lesson on recognizing interconnectedness in everyday life
The 89-year-old Tibetan Buddhist leader urged an audience of over 17,000 people to cultivate genuine compassion
Lessons on accepting and forgiving harm from others while maintaining healthy boundaries, with the help of a new kitten
Buddhist monk Ven. Pho Kay had US$19,000 seized during a traffic stop but ultimately regained his funds after a four-month legal battle, highlighting issues with civil asset forfeiture and law enforcement treatment in the United States.
Sensei Alex Kakuyo teaches us that Buddhist practice is not about avoiding suffering, but rather engaging in the hardships of life that can improve our lives and those of others
With experiences from Cambodia’s civil war in the background and numerous major conflicts around the world happening, the monastics offered lessons from centuries of wisdom from Buddhism
Sensei Alex Kakuyo meditates on the potential ease of this life and the value of putting in effort—both on and off the cushion
After a difficult childhood, Yoshiko Miwa found refuge in the care of Rev. and Mrs. Issei Matsuura of the Buddhist Churches of America