Thoughts on Buddhist economics and structural inequality

Finding center and coming home

Buddhism playing a vital role in Pakistan's Asian diplomacy

Addressing communal religious violence and the revival of the bhikkhuni order

A comprehensive study of a spectacular excavation of Buddhist history

A fascinating glimpse into the ancient roots of Buddhism

The extraordinary life of Ani Zamba Chozom, part one!

Pilgrimage is not technically done for personal enjoyment. The fun comes as a corollary to rigor (few to no holy sites are located in comfortable or lush locations), the difficulties of travel, and so

Part one of a series about of the Buddhist Rains-retreat

Part of the Meditative Praxis Interview series   “To know yourself, know your enemy.” This is not a military axiom, but a historical reality that Professor Eli Franco emphasized in hi

Editor's note: “On the Vajra footpath with Tinley Fynn” is a column focusing on the principles of Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism through the exploration of associated literature, arts, cultural practices

Editor's note: This article was first published in the now-retired Bodhi Journal, Issue 12, June 2009.A crime is usually understood as the infringement of an established system of law of a commun

Editor's note: This article was first published in the now-retired Bodhi Journal, Issue 9, September 2008. In the West, comparative religious studies is a way of widening a person’s intelle

  Beginning in the mid-1980’s, American scholars John and Susan Huntington turned Buddhist art history on its head with claims that the first Buddha images were made shortly after the Buddha’s death,