Buddhist Death Rituals: For the Living – Not for the Dead
Gereon Kopf
8 October 2021
Exploring a unique Japanese ritual that skillfully aids Buddhist practice
When Worlds Collide, Can I Say Namaste?
Tilly Campbell-Allen
6 October 2021
Thoughts on identity, nationalism, and nurturing a compassionate society
Metta’s Sliding Doors
Mettamorphsis
5 October 2021
Inserting metta into some of life’s most precarious situations
Matters of Mettā and Merit
Margaret Meloni, PhD
4 October 2021
Dedicating goodwill toward others
Buddhistdoor View: Conflict Avoidance in the Defining Geopolitical Relationship
Buddhistdoor Global
2 October 2021
The fabled Chinese military sage Sun Tzu (c. 544–496 BCE) began his Art of War with a sober maxim: war determines the course of a people and
Beginner’s Mind: That’s a Good Question . . .
Brandon Hashemi
1 October 2021
Lessons in engaging mindfully with life
Further Reflections on Technology and the Buddhist Teachings
Dr. Ernest Chi-Hin Ng
30 September 2021
Can Buddhist wisdom help technological advances contribute to human flourishing?
God of the Unknown: The Buddha in Chilean Magazines at the Turn of the 20th Century
María Elvira Ríos
29 September 2021
The history of early representations of Buddhism in Chile
On Being Intentionally Disruptive
Satya Robyn
28 September 2021
As the Buddha disrupted Angulimala, some Buddhists are drawn to disrupt the causes of climate change
Ajahn Sucitto, Down to Earth
John Harvey Negru
27 September 2021
An interview with a renowned Theravadin monk and environmental advocate in England
More About the Neuroscience of Enlightenment
Paola Di Maio
25 September 2021
Exploring neuroscience through Buddhist ideas and Buddhism through scientific methods