Indigeneity and Dharma
Maia Duerr
17 October 2023
A guide to understanding and deepening our connection to the earth and its long history of indigenous people with humility and reverence
You Are Alive Today
Jungto Society
30 September 2023
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim shares a Buddhist perspective on attachment and aversion, and living with equanimity.
Everyone Has the Right to be Happy
Jungto Society
23 September 2023
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim shares a Buddhist perspective on understanding happiness and truth during a recent Dharma talk.
Rebirth and Right View: A Personal Journey
Margaret Meloni, PhD
22 September 2023
Margaret Meloni offers a personal perspective on the Buddhist view of death and impermanence
Personal Action to Mitigate the Climate Crisis
Jungto Society
17 September 2023
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim gives a Buddhist perspective on personal responsibility in relation to the climate crisis during a recent Dharma talk.
Awareness, the Beginning of Change
Jungto Society
11 September 2023
Ven. Pomnyun Sunim highlights the path to liberation through self-realization in a recent Dharma talk
On Loving and Losing Our Pets
Margaret Meloni, PhD
24 August 2023
Coming to terms with grief and impermanence for our furry friends and family members
Buddhistdoor View: Grounding our Human Values and Human Rights
Buddhistdoor Global
19 August 2023
As the Parliament of the World’s Religions celebrates its 130th anniversary, we examine the concept of Human Rights in Buddhism
Death and Decay, Birth and Rebirth: Cycles of Life in Nature and Ourselves
Sarah C. Beasley
7 August 2023
Contemplating the joy and sorrow of life transitions with equanimity and wisdom
Reflecting on the Choice of Memorializing Loved Ones
Margaret Meloni, PhD
28 July 2023
What does Buddhism teach us about processing impermanence and working with our grief?
On Relationships, Greed, and Generosity
Margaret Meloni, PhD
26 June 2023
Managing our attachments and knowing when to let go
Sangha: The War of Awakening
Asa Hershoff
5 June 2023
BDG columnist Asa Hershoff on the foundational importance of mindfulness in our Buddhist practice and in our relationships with fellow practitioners