Approaching Buddhism by Reading the Buddhist Sutras
Alan Kwan
28 October 2024
Meeting Shakyamuni Buddha and being introduced to Amitabha Buddha through delving deep into the Buddhist canon
Book Review: The Women Who Ruled China: Buddhism, Multiculturalism, and Governance in the Sixth Century
Raymond Lam
7 August 2024
Stephanie Balkwill’s new book shines a light on the women-led system of monastic influence on medieval Chinese royal affairs
Korean Expert on Hand-Copied Buddhist Texts Visits Yale with Extensive Exhibition
Justin Whitaker
12 March 2024
A master of fine manuscript writing known as sagyeong will be at Yale University with a collection of his works and manuscripts from other religious traditions until 11 August
UPDATE: 84000 Launches Crowdfunding Campaign to “Bring 10,000-pages of the Buddha’s Words to Life”
Craig C Lewis
1 January 2023
84000: Translating the Words of the Buddha has announced a crowdfunding campaign to translate one of the longest and most significant Buddhist sutras.
Khyentse Foundation Announces Online Publication of the Sutra of the Questions of Brahma in Chinese
Craig C Lewis
6 February 2020
First sutra translated by the Kumarajiva Project
The Fire Sermon: The Third Sermon of the Buddha
Prof. David Dale Holmes
8 October 2018
Overcoming craving and attachment to sense…
Japanese Monastics Share Ancient Buddhist Sutras Through Modern Music
Jnan Nanda
24 September 2018
Spreading the Dharma in a changing world
A Comparison of the Two Ways of Seeing Amitabha Buddha and Attaining Rebirth in His Pure Land
Alan Kwan
2 October 2015
Two teachings by two Buddhas—the dual objective of the Contemplation Sutra In his Commentary on the Contemplation Sutra, Master Shandao says: “Here, the objective of the Contemplation Sutra is
An Unusual Sutra Revealed
Alan Kwan
7 August 2015
If a competition were held to select the most popular sutra in Buddhism, the following sutras would very likely be among those nominated: The Heart Sutra.