The Buddha at Sea: Atlas of Maritime Buddhism and New Experiences in Museology
Raymond Lam
19 August 2021
Maritime Buddhism brought to life with new media art
Indonesia Aims to Promote Borobudur as a Global Buddhist Travel Destination
buddhistdoor
19 July 2021
New initiative aimed at highlighting the importance of…
Mahabhikksu Ashin Jinnarakkhita: The Father of Modern Indonesian Buddhism
Johan Nilsson
14 May 2021
A great monk who sought to revive and unify Buddhism in…
Tyra Kleen: Mudra
Joseph Houseal
8 February 2020
Cross-cultural encounters with ritual dance
Rediscovering an Ancient Heritage in Indonesia
Johan Nilsson
25 October 2019
Tracing the roots of Indonesian Buddhism
Guimet Museum in Paris Hosts Historic Exhibition, “Buddha, the Golden Legend”
Dipen Barua
26 July 2019
Exhibition explores the life of the Buddha and the diffusion..
Engaged Buddhism in Action: KMJ Offers Disaster Relief in the Wake of Deadly Lombok Quakes
Craig C Lewis
23 November 2018
Bringing aid and assistance to devastated…
Summoning the Goddess: Marijke Klokke Tracks Mahapratisara’s Journey Along the Maritime Silk Road
Raymond Lam
12 May 2018
Dutch scholar explores the lore of a powerful Buddhist…
The Gift of Giving: #SayadanaEveryday
Shuyin
19 March 2018
Walking the Buddhist path of generosity
Decapitated Buddhas At Borobudur
Vanessa Sasson
15 January 2018
From Java to the Met: Buddhism’s artistic legacy
Reviving the Bhikkhuni Sangha in Indonesia: an Interview with Ayya Santini
Caitlin Dwyer
25 November 2016
In 2000, Ven. Bhikkhuni Santini Theri, better known as Ayya Santini, became the first modern woman to be ordained in the Theravada Buddhist tradition in
Pintu Belajar — Opening Doors to Learning
Shuyin
23 September 2016
Some 25 kilometres west of Jakarta lies the megacity of Tangerang—the 8th most populated suburb in the world, with a population of 1.4 million.* In