A Metta Prayer
Hozan Alan Senauke
11 March 2022
Exploring the intersection of peace, justice, and loving-kindness
It’s the Little Things
Margaret Meloni, PhD
9 March 2022
How facing impermanence each day builds your resilience
The Beauty and Grief of Being Alive
Sarah C. Beasley
8 March 2022
Seeing our refuge in Buddhism as a continuous practice to help us maintain peace and perspective in times of personal and global conflict
New Theravada Buddhist Temple Opens near Los Angeles
Justin Whitaker
8 March 2022
A popular Sri Lankan Buddhist monk gets his own space to offer the Buddhadharma in California
Colorado’s Drala Mountain Center (Formerly Shambhala Mountain Center) Files for Bankruptcy
Justin Whitaker
3 March 2022
Shambhala Mountain Center takes on new name and files for bankruptcy protection as it seeks new start after misconduct scandal and other difficulties
Berkeley Art Museum Exhibits Artwork from Hong Kong Buddhist Wesley Tongson
Justin Whitaker
24 February 2022
Tongson’s work combined traditional Chinese themes with intense strokes and evocative use of color to impact viewers in profound and unique ways
Peace Educator and Engaged Buddhist Dr. Paula Green Dies Aged 84
Craig C Lewis
23 February 2022
The renowned and internationally respected American peace-builder, psychologist, educator, and engaged Buddhist Dr. Paula Green has died at the age of 84. She passed away
Traditional Nepalese Painting Technique Finds New Life in Colorado
Justin Whitaker
22 February 2022
Chelsea Beach brings Buddhist painting technique from Nepal to the United States
We’ve Turned Another Page
John Harvey Negru
18 February 2022
Imagining the complex future of Buddhist publishing in our increasingly digital world
Footprints in the Snow
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
15 February 2022
Finding gratitude for our community ancestors in the snowy paths of winter
Thich Nhat Hanh’s Meditation Guide The Blooming of a Lotus Revised and Expanded
Craig C Lewis
14 February 2022
Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh’s timeless text on mindfulness meditation, The Blooming of a Lotus, is being republished in a new expanded and revised edition
New York’s Columbia University Offers Exhibition of Buddhist Objects in Context
Justin Whitaker
10 February 2022
An American art gallery helps visitors see and experience the function of historical Buddhist objects