Commitment and Freedom – A Paradox Unfolding in Changing Times
Ratnadevi reflects on Buddhist retreats’ unique ways of teaching us that commitment can lead to freedom
Ratnadevi reflects on Buddhist retreats’ unique ways of teaching us that commitment can lead to freedom
Sarah C. Beasley offers a meditation on the power of time in nature to remind us of our deep interconnections with the land and all she offers
Sensei Alex Kakuyo offers a lesson on recognizing interconnectedness in everyday life
Margaret Meloni offers a Buddhist perspective on approaching life’s storms with courage, acceptance, and self-compassion
Celebrated one month earlier than in Japan, the Obon festival commemorates the deceased and the bodhisattva Jizo’s compassion
Young Buddhist Association of Indonesia and Indonesian Buddhist Women on 14 July hosted “Humanitarian Cultural Exchange Tour 2024: The African Kids Show.”
The Dalai Lama shared a video message on his 89th birthday, in which he expressed thanks to fellow Tibetans and well-wishers around the world.
Sensei Alex Kakuyo teaches us that Buddhist practice is not about avoiding suffering, but rather engaging in the hardships of life that can improve our lives and those of others
Magaret Meloni offers a lesson in mindfulness, acceptance, and self-compassion in times of grief and impermanence
Our loving-kindness practitioner embarks on a Goenka-style Vipassana retreat and realizes that it is time for a new direction in her practice
A US college student examines some of the confluences of Buddhism and Islam, and how this has shaped her personal practice
Exploring the ways that mindfulness, attention, and gratitude can shift our mindset onto a path of happiness