Buddhistdoor View: Buddhism on the Oldest Continent – A Case Study of Amitofo Care Centre’s Success
Exploring the small but growing role of Chinese Buddhism on the African continent
Exploring the small but growing role of Chinese Buddhism on the African continent
BDG columnist Asa Hershoff ponders the significance of pilgrimage as part of our Buddhist practice
Female monasticism and the fourfold sangha: a lineage re-established
Prof. David Dale Holmes offers a Theravada perspective on guarding the gates of the mind
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim offers a Buddhist view of social engagement and peace activism
Our metta-meditator brings loving-kindness and soup before encountering novel approaches to death and dying in England
A Korean Buddhist monastic explores film as a medium for sharing spiritual wisdom
What does Buddhism teach us about processing impermanence and working with our grief?
Manifesting connection and compassion in a digital world
Prof. Gereon Kopf reflects on years of teaching about Japanese Buddhism as he embarks on the arduous Shikoku Pilgrimage
As we work for awakening, Sensei Alex Kakuyo advises us that we cannot eliminate suffering, but instead we can learn to accept it as it arises
Who will we encounter when we are reborn in Amitabha’s Buddha-land? Alan Kwan takes a look at what kinds of beings dwell there