The Buddha’s Discourse on Social Distancing
Justin Whitaker
20 May 2020
Taking this time alone as an opportunity for growth
Police in England and Wales Take Up Buddhist-inspired Meditation
Justin Whitaker
7 November 2019
Move follows a large trial showing the benefits of…
Reindeer Yoga in Alaska: The Latest Twist in a Growing Phenomenon
Nina Müller
28 June 2019
Animal-based yoga programs gain traction
New British Study Points to Efficacy of Mindfulness Training among Medical Students
Craig C Lewis
12 March 2019
Research subjects report far-reaching benefits from…
Buddhistdoor View: Discovering Oneself in Woodland Solitude
Buddhistdoor Global
1 March 2019
Exploring the silent spaces in the forest of life
Mindfulness Trials Rolled Out at Hundreds of Schools in England
Craig C Lewis
20 February 2019
Researchers aim to equip students with tools to…
Buddhist Journalism in an Age of Global Distrust
Justin Whitaker
8 February 2019
Buddhist journalism as a platform for bringing light…
Surviving the Typhoon Inside Our Mind
Dr. Ernest Chi-Hin Ng
27 September 2018
Weathering the storm when perception meets reality
Kenya Prison Uses Mindfulness to Reduce Violence and Bridge Gap Between Guards and Inmates
Anne Wisman
19 September 2018
Mindfulness initiative inspires inmates to…
Lama Rod Owens: Challenging Identity through Vulnerability
Justin Whitaker
20 December 2017
On vulnerability, identity, and Buddhism in America
“Mindfulness is a Moral Arc:” An Interview with Dr. Lynette Monteiro
Caitlin Dwyer
30 June 2017
What does clinical psychology have to say about mindfulness? Dr. Lynette Monteiro is an expert on how Buddhist techniques can be applied to Western psychology.
Debunking the Myth of Meditation
Venerable Guan Cheng
24 March 2017
Finding a meditation center close to where you live is hardly a challenge these days—they are everywhere. There are even smartphone apps aimed at helping