No Rest, but Refuge
Margaret Meloni explores the meaning of taking refuge in the Triple Gem in a world of uncertainty and impermanence
Margaret Meloni explores the meaning of taking refuge in the Triple Gem in a world of uncertainty and impermanence
With experiences from Cambodia’s civil war in the background and numerous major conflicts around the world happening, the monastics offered lessons from centuries of wisdom from Buddhism
While focusing on the promotion of peace around the world, the journey has also brought people together in countless small acts of kindness and solidarity
Maia Duerr teaches us to lean into curiosity and openness in moments of discomfort and expectation, a powerful and often-difficult practice when confronting social injustice
How Buddhist values reinforces activism and can help make both Asian and Western approaches to bringing positive change more effective
The renowned author, monastic, and respected Dharma teacher Ani Pema Chödrön is scheduled to give a special talk on 18 July.
Nina Müller takes a look at an exhibition celebrating the life and work of an American artist profoundly influenced by Buddhist themes
Anam Thubten Rinpoche gives an overview of some of the daily spiritual practices of Vajrayana Buddhism
Joseph Houseal continues his exploration of anti-war activism and peace advocacy in art and performance.
The Tibetan Nuns Project has reported on the success of its recent fundraising appeal for new math, science, and English textbooks for Buddhist nunneries.
Nachaya Campbell-Allen engagaes with a new book that explores the foundation of Buddhist practice
Asa Hershoff considers psychological and emotional well-being through the lens of the traditional Tibetan Five Elements.