Supply and Demand: How Are We to Do More with Less?
John Harvey Negru
7 November 2022
Questioning whether the Buddhist virtue of renunciation can play a greater role in society as we face the climate crisis
Beginner’s Mind: Māgha Pūjā – A Day Alongside Dukkha
Gus Nordmeyer
4 November 2022
Reflections of a US college student on undertaking to observe the eight precepts
The Buddha’s Wondrous Teachings
Jacqueline Kramer
3 November 2022
A reflection on gratitude for the profound wisdom of the Buddhadharma
Healing Our Sanghas: New Website Seeks Discussion of Karmapa Abuse Allegations
Justin Whitaker
2 November 2022
A new website, created by practitioners with support from prominent Buddhist studies scholars, seeks to break the silence around allegations of abuse by the Karmapa
At the Heart of Buddhist Chaplaincy
Hozan Alan Senauke
2 November 2022
Hozan Alan Senauke examines the engaged path of the bodhisattva in Buddhist chaplaincy
When This Happens, That Happens
Prof. David Dale Holmes
1 November 2022
Understanding the cause-and-effect relationship that is based on dependent origination
“Lived Karma: Situating Interbeing in Society” Conference Held at Dartmouth College
Jessica Zu, PhD
28 October 2022
Academic conference on karma at Dartmouth covers interpersonal and universal karma, affinities, discourses, processes, and imaginaries, as well as collective karma as a tool of political mobilization in past and present Buddhism
My Perfect Teachers – A View into Guru Yoga, Part One
Sarah C. Beasley
27 October 2022
How seemingly chance encounters, sincere devotion, and careful practice set a vajrayana practitioner on her path
Young Voices: Finding Comfort in Not-Knowing
Loulou Sloss
26 October 2022
An American high school student reflects on encounters with the Buddhadharma and the kindness found therein
Tibetan Buddhist Monk Finds Home and Success in Arkansas
Justin Whitaker
25 October 2022
From Tibet to rural Arkansas, Khentrul Rinpoche teaches the heart of Tibetan Buddhism through his appearances and his newly released book on mind training (lojong)
On Homecomings and Release from Suffering – None of This Is Easy
Margaret Meloni, PhD
24 October 2022
A meditation on the path of processing impermanence and the loss of our loved ones
Buddhist Artist Bernice Bing Receives Solo Show at the Asian Art Museum
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
24 October 2022
Asian American artist Bernice Bing, underrecognized during her lifetime, is featured in an exhibit at San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum through May 2, 2023