Cyberspace as a platform for the Dharma to evolve and spread

What engineering can learn from samma samadhi, the last of the Eight Precepts

Developing technology, from a purely technical perspective to awareness-driven design

The story of a jewelry artist on embodying the sensual and the sacred

The walls we build around us

Babasaheb's legacy in the 21st century

Review of an art exhibit at the Asian Civilisations Museum

The philosophical evolution of Bhikkhu Bodhi

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This is the fifth article in our series “Buddhist Voices from the Land of Rivers.” Here, John Cannon explores an appropriate response to the damage caused by communal clashes in Bangladesh.   On 16

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