Book Review: Buddhism & Political Theory
Johan Nilsson
31 October 2024
Matthew J. Moore’s analysis of Buddhist political theory remains an informative work that requires new input on multiple fronts
Self, No-Self, or Self
Gereon Kopf
17 May 2024
A philosophical examination of the concepts of self and non-self in Buddhism and related systems of thought
Book Review: The Guide to Buddhist Counseling
Raymond Lam
15 March 2023
The first comprehensive volume on Buddhist counseling situates the calling of pastoral carers and psychotherapists in the Four Noble Truths
Uncertainty, Insecurity, and Instability
Prof. David Dale Holmes
7 June 2022
On the nature of the body, of the self, and of impermanence.
The Price of Freedom
Hozan Alan Senauke
15 September 2021
The wisdom of embracing uncertainty
The Dana Dilemma: Is It Buddhist to Pay for Teachings?
Sarah Conover
1 April 2021
Sharing the gift of Buddhism in a capitalist context
Beginner’s Mind: Anicca
Cinthya Maldonado
29 August 2020
Thoughts on impermanence and meaning in a precarious.
Buddhistdoor View: Finding Home in Interfaith Dialogue
Buddhistdoor Global
29 February 2020
Connecting with people of other faiths to better connect…
You Can Change the Past: Using Active Mindfulness to Rescript Difficult Memories
Seth Shugar
20 December 2019
Beyond accepting the past, we can actively change it and…
Buddhistdoor View: Extending Buddhist Practice to Beings Beyond Earth
Buddhistdoor Global
11 October 2019
How our fascination with outer space can inform developing…
Defining Consciousness: How Buddhism Can Inform AI
Shaelyn McHugh
30 September 2019
Exploring the intellectual union of AI and Buddhist thought
Challenging Reality: The Painted Sculptures of Masayuki Tsubota
Meher McArthur
19 June 2019
Art as a vehicle for deconstructing our notions of…