Buddhist Temples in North Texas and Tennessee Targeted by Thieves
Justin Whitaker
8 December 2022
Buddhist temples in the southern US have been targeted by thieves in what may be a coordinated attack
Buddhistdoor View: Elon Musk, Social Media, and the Buddhist Right
Buddhistdoor Global
3 December 2022
Elon Musk’s cryptic bedside image with a vajra ritual implement invokes an overlapping relationship between Western right-wing movements and reactionary convert communities
Dharma College Announces Four New Courses for the New Year
Craig C Lewis
2 December 2022
Dharma College, based in Berkeley, California, has announced four new multi-part Dharma-based study courses scheduled to begin in early January, each of which can be
Beginner’s Mind: Where Did Buddhism Take You?
Aidan Bloomstine
30 November 2022
A college student in the US shares how a course in Buddhist Modernism changed their relationship with impermanence
An Interview with Ella Manzheeva, Director of the New Documentary Geshe Wangyal: With Blessing of the Three Jewels
Lyudmila Klasanova
29 November 2022
Tracing the spiritual legacy and impact of “America’s first lama”
Anchorage Zen Community Finds Permanent Home after 35 Years
Justin Whitaker
10 November 2022
A small Zen community has flourished and continues to grow in Alaska despite its geographical isolation
The Buddha’s Wondrous Teachings
Jacqueline Kramer
3 November 2022
A reflection on gratitude for the profound wisdom of the Buddhadharma
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)
Harvard Divinity School’s Buddhist Ministry Initiative Celebrates 10th Anniversary
Justin Whitaker
20 October 2022
The Buddhist Ministry Initiative at Harvard Divinity School celebrates its unique role in training Buddhist leaders to serve in a variety of roles outside of academia
It Is Time for Justice and Freedom for Jarvis Masters
Hozan Alan Senauke
14 October 2022
A campaign to liberate Jarvis Jay Masters, an innocent man on California’s Death Row
Vietnamese Pure Land Buddhists Celebrate Life in Connecticut
Justin Whitaker
7 October 2022
Founded by refugees from Vietnam, the Buddhist temple has provided religious practice and community for those in need for over four decades