Why the Buddhadhamma is uniquely feminist

Ven. Upali Sraman illuminates some commonly held stereotypes

Observations from the American Academy of Religion

Bringing hope to the poorest and most vulnerable

Insights into the Pure Land path

Tracing the course of Buddhist destiny

Reconciling secular ambitions with Buddhist practice

Developing a Buddhist style of leadership

A Buddhist nun in Australia takes the road less traveled to a meaningful monastic life

Interview with financier Andrew Fung on his Pure Land faith

When I read news about Gaza and Burma, among other places, I sometimes feel I might lose hope in humanity. Is there any space for peace and trust? Is there any place where tolerance can be a fact of l

Dogen’s (1200–53) Soto Zen is known for its emphasis on shikantaza—“sitting only.” In his popular Once Born Zen – Twice Born Zen: The Soto and Rinzai Schools of Japanese Zen, M. Conrad Hyers highlight

The concept of a modern or contemporary Tibetan art is a relatively fresh phenomenon arising out of the second half of the 20th century. The work of artists like Tenzing Rigdol and Gonkar Gyatso recen

In a recent Hong Kong University seminar titled “Buddhism’s position in the 21st Century” (二十一世紀佛法的定位), Ven. Hin Hung and his guests (Ven. Dhammapala, author Leung Man Tao, and upasako Walter Ngai) de