My Perfect Teachers – A View into Guru Yoga, Part One
How seemingly chance encounters, sincere devotion, and careful practice set a vajrayana practitioner on her path
How seemingly chance encounters, sincere devotion, and careful practice set a vajrayana practitioner on her path
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)
Asian American artist Bernice Bing, underrecognized during her lifetime, is featured in an exhibit at San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum through May 2, 2023
The stark outlook presented by scientists and activists has yet to alter the activities of most people in the industrialized world
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
A Buddhist reflection on the recent UK “soup protest,” the climate crisis, and the lack of political motivation to make changes needed to keep our planet livable
It is just a shift in perspective that moves us from suffering in the face of change and brings us to the path of wisdom and joy
Ten years have passed since the notorious night of brutal communal attacks on Buddhists living in the village of Ramu in the Cox’s Bazar District
The Zen centre was one of several organizations and businesses that have been affected by the fire
Reflecting on the life and death of Queen Elizabeth II and the existential and spiritual questions that arise as the world looks on
Delegates from twenty countries celebrated the event and many praised Narendra Modi’s government for promoting Buddhism
How writing a new book on being gentle can actually make life more difficult