Buddhistdoor View: What Is Lost when Warmongers Win?
Buddhistdoor Global
19 March 2022
A meditation on the horror of war and the hope that it might wake up the world to the need for simplicity and compassion
The Beauty and Grief of Being Alive
Sarah C. Beasley
8 March 2022
Seeing our refuge in Buddhism as a continuous practice to help us maintain peace and perspective in times of personal and global conflict
My Buddhist Teacher Wendell Berry
Satya Robyn
10 February 2022
Recognizing that Buddhism seeks truth and that teachers of truth can be found in many places
Book Review: Chenxing Han’s Be the Refuge
Nina Müller
11 October 2021
Bringing the experiences of Asian American Buddhists into the North American conversation
On Maybe Losing the Temple
Satya Robyn
22 April 2021
A Buddhist teacher finds Buddhist wisdom in a…
New Year Refuge: A Global Celebration of the Buddha
Craig C Lewis
31 December 2020
Entering 2021 with the Triple Gem
Buddhistdoor View: Seeking Refuge in a Post-COVID World
Buddhistdoor Global
5 December 2020
Revisiting the true meaning of refuge
Metta’s Walk in the Park
Mettamorphsis
3 June 2020
Letting metta help solve a city crisis
Love in the Time of Coronavirus, Part One: Refuge
Sarah C. Beasley
14 April 2020
Allowing ourselves to take refuge in times of our..
Zen Buddhist Priest Offers Refuge to All Comers in Japan
Craig C Lewis
6 March 2019
Seeking a sustainable society through engaged…
Japan’s Historic Todai Temple Offers Relief for Families Living with Serious Illness
Craig C Lewis
16 January 2018
Buddhist compassion and social engagement
“Hyphenated-American”
Rutdow Tanny Jiraprapasuke
28 December 2017
For the Buddhism in America column this month I have asked Harvard scholar and Buddhist practitioner Rutdow Tanny Jiraprapasuke to share in her own words some of