Buddhistdoor View: With Wild Animal Populations Plummeting, Can Humanity Survive?
The stark outlook presented by scientists and activists has yet to alter the activities of most people in the industrialized world
The stark outlook presented by scientists and activists has yet to alter the activities of most people in the industrialized world
A Buddhist reflection on the recent UK “soup protest,” the climate crisis, and the lack of political motivation to make changes needed to keep our planet livable
His Holiness the Dalai Lama welcomed a delegation of noted academics, scientists, and Buddhist scholars to his official residence in Dharamsala on 12 October for
The Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan launched the fourth International Conference on Vajrayana Buddhism in the capital Thimphu earlier this month—the first time in three years
Reflecting on the life and death of Queen Elizabeth II and the existential and spiritual questions that arise as the world looks on
Cultivating right view toward the samsaric suffering of impermanence and uncertainty
A college student in the US reflects on the Buddhist way as a path to social change and to peace
A history of the idea and practice of mindfulness, East and West
Following in the wake of the publication earlier this year of a new English-language translation of The Perfection of Wisdom by the non-profit initiative 84000:
Relating dependent origination to synchronicity
Contemplating the many ways we can create inner calm and stillness in an increasingly busy world
Approaching desire, attachment, and aversion in our Buddhist practice