Funereal Reflections on Nurturing
Ratnadevi
14 June 2022
An ode of appreciation to a mother and a remembrance of her life of music lived through difficult times
Am I Boring You?
Satya Robyn
9 June 2022
Sometimes simply attending to the ordinary beauty of our lives is the heart of our Buddhist practice
Buddhistdoor View: The Poisoned Arrow of a Violent Zeitgeist
Buddhistdoor Global
4 June 2022
In the United States, two shootings occurred within two weeks of each other: the white supremacist attack in Buffalo, New York that killed 10 black
The Future Is Canceled Until Further Notice
John Harvey Negru
1 June 2022
Can Buddhists and others wake up to the reality of our collective self-destruction before it is too late?
Buddhistdoor View: On the Moral and Traditional Complexities of Abortion
Buddhistdoor Global
21 May 2022
Learning to balance Buddhist tradition with modern realities in an age of harsh polarization
Does Buddhism Hold the Instincts for War?
Brian Daizen Victoria
18 May 2022
War and peace As Buddhists observe the latest manifestations of the pain and suffering of war—in Ukraine, Yemen, and elsewhere—many seek, as an expression of
Living in the Saha World
Hozan Alan Senauke
11 May 2022
Enlightened activity and liberation in the face of oppression
Buddhistdoor View: A Buddhist Country in Crisis
Buddhistdoor Global
7 May 2022
Buddhist monastics are among those mobilizing in the face of Sri Lanka’s current crisis
Buddhistdoor View: In a Time of International Loss, What Is Our Duty of Care?
Buddhistdoor Global
23 April 2022
In a world fraught with division, the immigration crisis allows us to recognize our connections and practice our deepest values
Buddhistdoor View: All Manner of Healing in a Post-COVID Age
Buddhistdoor Global
2 April 2022
On 29 March, Hong Kong’s government welcomed seven practitioners of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), one of several groups from mainland China sent to assist in
Adulting
John Harvey Negru
30 March 2022
Tracing the maturation of the Dharma in himself and in the West, John Harvey Negru points us into the future with his hopes for the growth of Buddhist chaplaincy
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