Thoughts on the first Carmelite-Buddhist interfaith dialogue

Death, dying, and our place in the cosmos

When cultures converge . . .

Humanistic Buddhism comes to Madagascar, Malawi, Tanzania, and many other countries

The remarkable life of a fearless explorer

Laurence Cox charts the involvement of Irishmen and women in Buddhism

Exploring feminine spirituality within the Zen tradition

Ideas for communicating Buddhism to youth

Lessons to take from the Pope

Lore, history, and society at the far reaches of the Buddhist world

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

This April will see the annual Chinese festival of Qingming: more commonly known in China as the occasion to tend to our ancestors’ graves and burial sites. An occasion that predates Easter and

Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh is, beyond a trace of doubt, a spiritual and moral luminary for several generations. He walks a path of social justice, global healing, and interfaith understanding that has

Cities and the lives that are lived in them constitute a paradox. For many people, this has almost become a cliché. A city is theoretically more interconnected than any other human community, b