Sharing the Dharma and bringing communities together

Buddhism playing a vital role in Pakistan's Asian diplomacy

A superlative examination of a fierce philosophical debate

Tracing the spiritual journey of Rev. Youngju Kim

An examination of equal opportunity for ordination and Buddhist education for women

Korean Buddhist art exhibit at The National Museum of Korea

An archetypal three-way relationship between a shapeshifting girl and two monks

A Buddhist wonder in the mountains of South Korea

On 18 August, a team of researchers in Seoul thrilled the archeological community when its members unearthed a ceramic pot at the site of Dobong Seowon, a Confucian academy built in the Joseon period

After I became a nun in Korea in 1975, I visited a number of Taiwanese Buddhist temples and Japanese Zen temples. This made me realize what a great piece of luck it was that I had become a Seon nun at

When I was a nun at the Seon (Zen) temple Songgwangsa, I would often take a walk up the steep hill that led to Bulilam, the hermitage of Beopjeong Sunim (1932–2010). Venerable Beopjeong was a renowned

I arrived in Songgwangsa (one of the oldest Seon, or Zen, temples in South Korea) in 1975 on the first day of the biggest ceremony of the year, the commemoration of the death of national master Bojo.

  Finding places in Hong Kong that provide services in English can be a bit of a tall order.  Religious organizations are no exception.  For one reason or another, the language has nev

Zen Master Seung Sahn was the 78th Patriarch of the Jogye Order of Korean Buddhism – a monk who devoted his whole life to propagating the dharma across the world and was awarded t