A review of Laurence Brahm’s documentary on Guru Rinpoche and quantum physics

Insights into one of Tibetan Buddhism's most captivating rituals

Building a spiritual practice on a solid foundation

New developments in the initiative to establish a bhikkhuni monastery in the UK

Building dialogues and connections with science

On truthfulness, the seventh of the ten perfections

Practice and belief in Pure Land Buddhism

An examination of Tibetan Buddhism's empirical approach to the study of the Dharma

A personal tragedy offers an opportunity for renewal and a new appreciation of life

The year was 1993, shortly after the collapse of the Soviet Union. Two years had passed since the heroic city of Leningrad was rechristened Saint Petersburg, its imperial name. Vasily Repin was a stud

Christopher Beckwith robustly argues in Warriors of the Cloisters that modern science, or as he calls it, a “full scientific culture,” which took root in the Scientific Revolution of the Enlightenment

“Buddhism never went extinct in India,” declares the Director of Nava Nalanda Mahavihara a Pali institute in Bihar. Dr. R. Panth is referring to one of the darkest periods of Indian Buddhist history:

Sangeeta Bansal Ph.D, a researcher and writer, is also the founder of a non-profit called Mindside, which aims to make the benefits of mindfulness meditation available to all. Mindside offers an eight

“Modern science is… ” I trail off, inviting a response.   “… is dogmatic,” finishes Ajahn Brahm quickly, without an iota of hesitation. “I’ve known that ever since science has denied the existence o