Keep Your Eyes on Your Own Paper
Margaret Meloni, PhD
1 August 2022
Attachment and impermanence: mindfulness on the path of practice
Young Voices: Dana: The Power of Communal Learning
Haruka So
22 July 2022
Reflections on the profound wisdom and power of generosity to build bridges and sustain communities
Buddhist Leader to Join Lawsuit against Florida Abortion Law
Justin Whitaker
19 July 2022
A Buddhist leader finds interfaith kinship with a Unitarian Universalist and a Jewish Rabbi in supporting abortion rights
The Tangles
Hozan Alan Senauke
14 July 2022
Relying on the noble truths of socially engaged Buddhism amid this tangled karma
Buddhists Respond to US Supreme Court Decision on Abortion
Justin Whitaker
28 June 2022
Buddhists remain conflicted on the issue of abortion, nonetheless a growing majority in the US support keeping it safe and legal
Beginner’s Mind: My Personal Journey
Virginia Leopard
16 June 2022
Reflections from an architecture student at the University of Southern California on her path toward Buddhism
Young Voices: What to Do with Impermanence
Olivia Yang
2 June 2022
Introducing “Young Voices,” a special project from BDG collecting insightful essays by high school students in the US who have attended experiential-learning-based courses rooted in the Buddhist teaching.
Huong Dao Buddhist Temple Begins US$100 Million Expansion
Sensei Alex Kakuyo
31 May 2022
An ambitious new Vietnamese Buddhist temple outside of Dallas offers an opportunity for meditation, devotion, and cultural activities in Texas
Living in the Saha World
Hozan Alan Senauke
11 May 2022
Enlightened activity and liberation in the face of oppression
Hope and Sacrifice on Earth Day
Craig C Lewis
25 April 2022
The world marked Earth Day on 22 April. The day was observed around the planet with expressions of hope and determination, voices of courage and
Beginner’s Mind: Growth
Charlie Giunta
8 April 2022
One college student’s reflections on growth on the Buddhist path
Adulting
John Harvey Negru
30 March 2022
Tracing the maturation of the Dharma in himself and in the West, John Harvey Negru points us into the future with his hopes for the growth of Buddhist chaplaincy