Buddhistdoor View: The Four-Day Workweek and the Buddhist Work Ethic
A new movement to transform work could bring balance to lives around the world, but will Buddhist employers embrace it?
A new movement to transform work could bring balance to lives around the world, but will Buddhist employers embrace it?
Lighting a beacon of hope to illuminate the darkness of inequality and environmental crises
Understanding the Buddha’s Dhamma as both a reality and a moral lawfulness within each of us as we work toward awakening
Defending the Buddha’s teachings to laypeople as an authentic and worthwhile part of the Buddha’s path
Knowing that no matter how much we meditate, sometimes everything around us falls apart
Drawing together sociological methods and Buddhist ideals to give detailed maps of happiness
Buddhism’s focus on morality and generosity could be at the roots of greater willingness to give blood
Relying on Amida Buddha to cultivate wholesome attitudes and right mindfulness
Reviewing past work and looking forward to future inquiry into the exchanges between science and Buddhadharma
While the new technology carries great promise, it could further distance us from our embodied practices and communities
Reflections on navigating mindfulness amid the many claims for authority and ownership
Reflecting on ethics to confront our naivete and abusive teachers