Khyentse Foundation announced that a week-long workshop will be held in Bangalore on the theme “Living Is Dying: Embracing Life’s Transitions.”
Nachaya Campbell-Allen engagaes with a new book that explores the foundation of Buddhist practice
Magaret Meloni offers a lesson in mindfulness, acceptance, and self-compassion in times of grief and impermanence
Kassidy Evans examines how social media has amplified the false sense of self in young people—and the Buddhist antidote
A philosophical examination of the concepts of self and non-self in Buddhism and related systems of thought
Learning to approach impermanence with equanimity and acceptance
A self-reflective exploration of love and loss, grief and impermanence in Japanese Noh theater
An interview with Ven. Pomnyun Sunim on his recent pilgrimage to India, engaged Buddhism, and impermanence.
Margaret Meloni explores the idea of near-death experiences through a Buddhist lens, and examines the insights to be gained from living mindfully and compassionately
What prevents us from following and practicing any of Shakyamuni Buddha’s 84,000 expedient teachings and following Amitabha?
Margaret Meloni offers a meditation on how our Buddhist practice can help foster acceptance in the face of impermanent relationships
Margaret Meloni explores the practice of treasuring our relationships and making peace with impermanence
