To Live Is to Die: Into an Ayurvedic Retreat
Tiffani Gyatso
4 December 2023
BDG columnist Tiffani Gyatso shares her reflections on emotional healing and rebirth
No Inside, No Outside
John Harvey Negru
1 December 2023
An interview with Kira Jade Cooper, whose work has spanned from ecosystem health to systems change to mindfulness and more, on the topics of nature, Buddhism, relationships, and the future
The Perfect Way to Commemorate a Death Day
Margaret Meloni, PhD
23 November 2023
Helping ourselves and others come to terms with impermanence and the loss of those we love
Buddhistdoor View: Addressing the Growing Global Substance Abuse Crisis
Buddhistdoor Global
18 November 2023
Offering two Buddhist paths toward treating the world’s growing substance abuse problem
Play the Tune Again
Ratnadevi
17 November 2023
A mindful lesson on intentionally creating the mind and life we wish to have
Free Will and Freedom from Suffering
Jungto Society
14 November 2023
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim shares a Buddhist perspective on living life fully by letting go of suffering
Young Voices: On My Life as a Smartphone-less High School Student
Leo Peters
10 November 2023
A US high school student shares their insights on mindfulness and suffering gained from an experiential learning course on Buddhism
Mingyur Rinpoche to Embark on Teaching Tour of Australia
Craig C Lewis
6 November 2023
The Tergar Meditation Community has announced that Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche will embark on a teaching tour of Australia from 1–10 December.
Begin Life Now
Jungto Society
4 November 2023
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim gives a Dharma teaching on living in the present and mindfully tempering our expectations
On the Seven Factors of Enlightenment, Part Two: Mindfulness and Keen Awareness
Prof. David Dale Holmes
2 November 2023
Prof. David Holmes continues his examination of the seven steps to awakening in the Pali Canon
Becoming the Master of Your Own Life
Jungto Society
29 October 2023
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim gives a Dharma teaching on the Buddhist practice of self-reliance
What You Have Is Now
Margaret Meloni, PhD
26 October 2023
On impermanence and recognizing that our Buddhist practice is right in front of us, right now.