As the dust seemingly settles on the recent uproar, we look at how some media and individuals and groups involved helped create clarity or confusion
BDG North American Correspondent Sensei Alex Kakuyo brings his Buddhist practice into daily life, where things don’t always go as planned
Buddhist teachers and scholars from across India gathered to retrace the footsteps of the great Nalanda teachers and discuss current challenges
How Buddhism and Daoism interacted to bring a unique spiritual heritage in historical and modern China
A reflection on the need for engaged Buddhists to look deeply at the wounds of European colonialism through the lens of contemporary Native American artist Gregg Deal
Buddhist delegates from around the world will converge in India this week to discuss key issues facing Buddhism today
Disconnecting from technology and reconnecting with our true selves and the natural rhythms of the universe
Anam Thubten Rinpoche shares his thoughts on the evolution of the Buddhadharma in a changing world
While some have pointed to the Tibetan tradition of greeting others with one’s tongue outstretched, a Delhi-based child’s rights group said that cultural expressions like this are not acceptable
After a difficult approval process, members of the Cambodian Buddhist community hope to find a welcome home in a San Jose neighborhood
A deep practice of loving-kindness meets new life and new challenges on a British sheep farm during lambing season
Von Wiegand’s work has been hailed as perhaps one of the first American artists to produce an image of “Modern Buddhism.”
