Buddhist Monk from South Korea Ventures North to Foster Bilateral Ties
Craig C Lewis
4 June 2018
Monk to hold talks on restoration of ancient…
Buddhistdoor View: How Bad Faith and Dissembling Threaten Prospects for Peace
Buddhistdoor Global
19 May 2018
On truthfulness, Right Speech, and peace between nations
Buddhistdoor View: A Year of “Waking Up” to Buddhist Values
Buddhistdoor Global
30 December 2017
Drawing on the lessons of 2017
Buddhistdoor View: “Re-dignifying” Journalism, the Buddhist Way
Buddhistdoor Global
28 November 2017
“This is an apple,” claims a CNN advertisement while showing what is ostensibly a red apple. It goes on to warn that some might want
Buddhistdoor View: Charlottesville—Identity and Personhood Gone Mad
Buddhistdoor Global
25 August 2017
What can Buddhists do to neutralize hate?
Buddhistdoor View: Opportunity and Encouragement in the Midst of Trump’s Climate Change Skepticism
Buddhistdoor Global
16 June 2017
Keeping the focus on real change in the face of political…
When All Else Fails, Exhale
Sister Ocean
3 March 2017
I once had a dance teacher who shared with us his trick for ensuring a successful performance: he would rehearse his dance company enough to
The Trump Presidency and Lessons I Refuse to Learn
Vanessa Sasson
17 February 2017
As I try to adjust to living in a world dominated by Donald Trump’s presidency and the growing realities of right-wing governments in various parts
The US Election and the Vajjians
Vanessa Sasson
2 December 2016
I know I am not alone in feeling overwhelmed by the results of the presidential election in the United States. The whole world, it seems,
Buddhistdoor View: Rooting Out the Rot—Removing Corruption and Complacency in the Sangha
Buddhistdoor Global
18 November 2016
Institutional corruption has been a hot topic in the news of late. The seismic election of brash political outsider and controversial tycoon Donald Trump as
Buddhistdoor View: Words Matter—How Harmful Speech is Poisoning Society
Buddhistdoor Global
4 March 2016
Idiocracy (2006) is a movie rife with stupidity, but it is precisely its comedic inanity that made it a cult hit and an incisive commentary about