Addressing misunderstandings and misconceptions

Addressing animal poaching and trafficking in South Africa

The walls we build around us

Why organ donations are no longer taboo in Buddhist South Asia

Exploring the indispensable female narrative in Buddhism

Laurence Cox charts the involvement of Irishmen and women in Buddhism

Whilst many museums around the world have historically collected works of art from Myanmar, few have mounted exhibitions dedicated to the Buddhist art of that country. The pioneering show Buddhist Art

A new book about Buddhist landmarks in Andhra Pradesh

Exploring the Shinto tradition

Whether by the titanic mountains of the Himalayan range or the weird, lonely, lunar expanse of the plateau itself, it is not unusual to feel overwhelmed by the natural landscape of Tibet. It is small

The incredible achievements of the Norbulingka Institute

Good filmmaking provides immersion in illusion. When we sit down for what is usually more than an hour to stare at a screen, we need the film to convince and effectively trick us into believing we are

As an anthropologist and artist, the individualistic and community-focused elements of pilgrimage journeys, which seem to meander easily between the personal and the communal, fascinate me. I am drawn

Since the parasol tree was believed to be appealing to the phoenix, the Chinese people venerated it as an auspicious symbol. There are records dating as early as the Book of Odes. Zheng Xuanjian of th