The Perfect Way to Commemorate a Death Day
Margaret Meloni, PhD
23 November 2023
Helping ourselves and others come to terms with impermanence and the loss of those we love
What is Violence? Self-immolation in Japanese Buddhism
Gereon Kopf
22 November 2023
Digging into the question of harm and violence given a deep philosophical understanding of Buddhist concepts
Understanding Non-duality
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
21 November 2023
Non-duality is both an intellectual topic in Buddhism to be understood and a lived understanding to be found in practice
Why are Two Buddhas Needed to Deliver All Sentient Beings?
Alan Kwan
20 November 2023
Why the Pure Land teachings bring both Shakyamuni Buddha and Amitabha Buddha into a cosmic plan for our liberation
Buddhistdoor View: Addressing the Growing Global Substance Abuse Crisis
Buddhistdoor Global
18 November 2023
Offering two Buddhist paths toward treating the world’s growing substance abuse problem
Play the Tune Again
Ratnadevi
17 November 2023
A mindful lesson on intentionally creating the mind and life we wish to have
Beginner’s Mind: A Tree Grows in Hartford
Loupgarou Whitesides
16 November 2023
A US college student reflects on new growth versus old growth in their relationship with the Buddhist teaching
Book Review: Yin Mountain: The Immortal Poetry of Three Daoist Women
Nachaya Campbell-Allen
15 November 2023
Nachaya Campbell-Allen explores the beauty and poignant insights of this remarkable and historic poetry collection
Free Will and Freedom from Suffering
Jungto Society
14 November 2023
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim shares a Buddhist perspective on living life fully by letting go of suffering
Sangha Luso-Hispana Jinen-kô: An Online Shin Buddhist Community
Pearl Delores Smith Farmer, Johan Nilsson
13 November 2023
An online sangha brings the Jodo Shinshu tradition to a Spanish- and Portuguese-speaking audience with Dharma talks, rituals, and connection
Do Not Sacrifice Later for Now
Jungto Society
12 November 2023
Ven. Pomnyun Suni invites us to reassess our material desires and attachments through the lens of the climate crises
Nicholas Roerich, Mongol Tsam, 1928
Joseph Houseal
11 November 2023
Joseph Houseal explores the legacy of the renowned Russian explorer and cultural preservationist