Am I Boring You?
Sometimes simply attending to the ordinary beauty of our lives is the heart of our Buddhist practice
Sometimes simply attending to the ordinary beauty of our lives is the heart of our Buddhist practice
Interview with Orgyen Thukchog Dorje, lay Nyingma teacher with a contemporary perspective
On the nature of the body, of the self, and of impermanence.
Living with death and embracing impermanence as part of our Buddhist practice
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
Introducing “Young Voices,” a special project from BDG collecting insightful essays by high school students in the US who have attended experiential-learning-based courses rooted in the Buddhist teaching.
Pondering our limitless, liminal, primordial potentiality
Can Buddhists and others wake up to the reality of our collective self-destruction before it is too late?
Our loving-kindness adventurer finds her way to another farm where metta and a little food help build community
Sharing a sacred Vajrayana text as a symbol of international dialogue and cross-cultural relations
Planting seeds of kindness and passing them on in ways small and large
A conversation on Buddhism in contemporary society and the role of engaged Buddhism in the face of human-made global crises.