Why faith in Amitabha Buddha, not in men or gods, is what we need

Death, dying, and our place in the cosmos

A journey into the history of Buddhism in China

A remarkable legacy of the living Dharma

The renaissance of Buddhist art in Nepal

Echoes of Buddhist wisdom in Bhutan

Learning from the past and anticipating the future, while living in the now

The story of a historic depiction of sacred Cham "dance ephemeral" in Bhutan

Exploring the indispensable female narrative in Buddhism

The remarkable life of a fearless explorer

New Ancient Religions gallery draws on pan-Asian Buddhist art traditions

A tour de force that raises the bar for scholarly daring

Celtic Buddhism, a little-known permutation of the Buddhist tradition, was founded in Vermont in the late 1980s. We talk to the founder, Ven Seonaidh Perks, to find out more about this unique Buddhist lineage.

Do incongruences in Buddhist scriptures imply unspoken subterfuge?