Why the Dharma Fails, Part 1
Asa Hershoff
31 March 2023
The subtle art of diagnosing and treating spiritual maladies on the Vajrayana path
How Shedding Our Sense of Self Can Help Us Heal from Grief
Margaret Meloni, PhD
28 March 2023
Accepting change and impermanence with mindful self-compassion
Book Review: The Guide to Buddhist Counseling
Raymond Lam
15 March 2023
The first comprehensive volume on Buddhist counseling situates the calling of pastoral carers and psychotherapists in the Four Noble Truths
Life Is Not Useful
Tiffani Gyatso
9 January 2023
A Buddhist perspective on living mindfully, living sustainably, and living in touch with nature
Buddhistdoor View: Aging Is Impermanence’s Greatest Lesson
Buddhistdoor Global
19 November 2022
Why aging provides an inevitable and welcome lesson on the Three Marks of Existence, decay, and the path to spiritual liberation
My Admirable Friend: Reiki Healer and Compassionate Advocate
Margaret Meloni, PhD
17 November 2022
A meditation on spiritual friendship and connection in times of need
At the Heart of Buddhist Chaplaincy
Hozan Alan Senauke
2 November 2022
Hozan Alan Senauke examines the engaged path of the bodhisattva in Buddhist chaplaincy
Meditating with a Fuzzy Brain
Jacqueline Kramer
7 September 2022
Connecting with our Buddhist practice during times of ill-health
Embrace Your Grief
Margaret Meloni, PhD
29 April 2022
Finding acceptance in the face of anguish
Life is Precious: Buddhist Measures in Suicide Prevention
Dipen Barua
27 April 2022
Talking openly about the blight of suicide We face a global mental health epidemic. When people are suffering from untreated, severe mental illnesses and emotional
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
Patience
Ratnadevi
24 March 2022
A meditation on the Buddhist virtue of patience as an active and joyful practice