Buddhistdoor View: What Is Lost when Warmongers Win?
Buddhistdoor Global
19 March 2022
A meditation on the horror of war and the hope that it might wake up the world to the need for simplicity and compassion
Subduing War, Pestilence, Evil, and Fear – The Vajrayana Way
Asa Hershoff
4 March 2022
Facing the formidable demons of our time.
Doing What Has to Be Done
Prof. David Dale Holmes
3 March 2022
How do we become trainers of the mind?
Traditional Nepalese Painting Technique Finds New Life in Colorado
Justin Whitaker
22 February 2022
Chelsea Beach brings Buddhist painting technique from Nepal to the United States
Thich Nhat Hanh’s Meditation Guide The Blooming of a Lotus Revised and Expanded
Craig C Lewis
14 February 2022
Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh’s timeless text on mindfulness meditation, The Blooming of a Lotus, is being republished in a new expanded and revised edition
Impermanence and Nothingness
Prof. David Dale Holmes
7 February 2022
Cultivating an attentive mind and acknowledging the reality of impermanence
Are You a Knowledge-Holder?
Asa Hershoff
28 January 2022
Knowledge and essence in the Vajrayana tradition
Thai Buddhist Monk Inspires with 1,500-Kilometer Barefoot Pilgrimage
Craig C Lewis
12 January 2022
Local residents flocked to greet and be blessed by Luang Ta Bun Chuen, as the Buddhist monk neared the end of a 1,500-kilometer dhammayatra across Thailand.
Between Hong Kong and London: Finding a Spiritual Vocation at Home
Guoying Stacy Zhang
12 January 2022
The inspiring story of Dorothy Ho Wai Yee’s Buddhist path toward realization and the bodhisattva ideal.
The Closing of the Monastic-Lay Divide in Modern Buddhism
Justin Whitaker
29 December 2021
Navigating modern Buddhist life as a layperson
How I Became a Theravada Buddhist
Prof. David Dale Holmes
6 December 2021
One person’s journey to the heart of Buddhism
About Right Concentration
Prof. David Dale Holmes
13 October 2021
Cultivating one-pointedness of mind