Buddhist Perspectives on the Expenditure and Deployment of Income and Assets
Dipen Barua
2 October 2018
Buddhist considerations of public and private spending…
When Leaders Set Forth on the Path: Qualities of a Dharmaraja
Dipen Barua
3 September 2018
Exploring Buddhist leadership and courage
My Going Forth: A Samaneri Ordination
Ayya Adhimutti
18 April 2018
Ayya Adhimutti describes her ordination as a samaneri in…
Five Years of MaMa Charitable Foundation Buddhist Studies Lectures at HKU
BD Dipananda
26 February 2018
Cultivating academic excellence and new…
First Amaravati Buddhist Heritage Festival Sets World Record for Global Peace Chant
BD Dipananda
9 February 2018
Over 4 million people followed the three-day…
Buddhist Tourism in West Bengal and Bangladesh: An Untapped Resource
BD Dipananda
30 January 2018
Reviving the Buddhist circuit of Bangladesh and West Bengal
Growing Pains, Budding Flowers: The Hispanic Association of Buddhism
Raymond Lam
27 January 2018
An interview with founder Ricardo Guerrero
Dr. Kanae Kawamoto Discusses Theravada, Buddhist Studies, and Healing Society
Raymond Lam
9 November 2017
Buddha’s perspective on suicide and Theravada…
Theravada Buddhism and Teresian Mysticism: A Reflection on Interreligious Dialogue
BD Dipananda
18 August 2017
Thoughts on the first Carmelite-Buddhist interfaith…
Falguni Purnima: Celebrating Family Reunions and the Buddha’s Life
BD Dipananda
31 March 2017
In South and Southeast Asia, important Buddhist festivals are often celebrated on the day of the full moon (Purnima). For instance, the Buddha’s birth, enlightenment,
Diplomacy, Heritage, and Cultural Pride: Reviving the Buddhist Legacy of Islamic Pakistan
BD Dipananda
24 February 2017
Predominantly Islamic Pakistan is not the first country that comes to mind when one mentions Buddhism. Many archaeologists, historians, and Buddhists are aware of the fact that
Twelve Years On: The International Tipitaka Chanting Ceremony for World Peace at Bodh Gaya
BD Dipananda
23 December 2016
Twelve years have passed since the International Tipitaka Chanting Ceremony (ITCC) was first held at Bodh Gaya, India. The sacred Bodhi tree under which the