Matters of Mettā and Merit
Margaret Meloni, PhD
4 October 2021
Dedicating goodwill toward others
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
The Price of Freedom
Hozan Alan Senauke
15 September 2021
The wisdom of embracing uncertainty
Book Review: Zen Is Right Now—A Fresh Collection of Teachings by Zen Master Shunryu Suzuki Roshi
Nina Müller
13 September 2021
A long-time student offers an intimate glimpse into the breadth of Suzuki’s teachings
Sitting with Sigala, a Modern Layperson’s Buddhist Ethics
Justin Whitaker
10 September 2021
Understanding how a key early text for laypeople can be relevant today
Mahabodhi Temple in Bodh Gaya Reopens to the Public After Months of Lockdown
Craig C Lewis
6 September 2021
Entry to the temple’s inner shrine limited to 10 people at a time
The Three Characteristics of Existence
Prof. David Dale Holmes
2 September 2021
Severing the bonds of ignorance and delusion
American-born Indian Scholar of Ambedkarite Buddhism and Gender Equality Gail Omvedt Dies Aged 80
Justin Whitaker
26 August 2021
Omvedt’s love for oppressed communities in India built a legacy of scholarship and activism
Giant Statue of the Buddha To Be Inaugurated in Brazil
Craig C Lewis
23 August 2021
38-meter-tall statue believed to be the largest in the Western world
Buddhist Traces in Afghanistan: Reminiscences of Peace and War
Lyudmila Klasanova
18 August 2021
Thoughts on history and heritage as Afghanistan’s future hangs in the balance
The Price of Speaking Up
Satya Robyn
17 August 2021
A Buddhist teacher grapples with the realities of confronting the climate crisis