Two young Tibetan men self-immolated at Barkhor market outside of Jokhang temple in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa on Sunday, the latest in a wave of self-immolation protesters drawing attention to the issue of Chinese rule in Tibet. Tibet Post International points out that before setting themselves afire, the two shouted out unintelligible slogans, making […]
Socializing with your sangha
A weekly social get-together for Buddhists, called Dharma Drink, has started in NYC on Fridays at the Rubin Museum. Organizer Gregory Beier explains the impetus for starting this group: “A great Tibetan lama once said to me that of the Three Jewels, if you don’t have Sangha, then Buddha and Dharma become meaningless. The Sangha […]
Passing of Keido Fukushima Roshi at 78
Keido Fukushima Roshi, retired Abbot of the Rinzai Zen temple Tofukuj, passed away on March 1, his 78th birthday.
Buddha For You: Pilgrimage in San Diego
In a Buddhist Pilgrimage, over 1,000 Buddha Statues were marched into their new home in San Diego on Sunday, January 30, 2011.
The Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi on the recent meeting of the Center for Interfaith Action on Global Poverty
Danny Fisher speaks with the Venerable Bhikkhu Bodhi about a recent Center for Interfaith Action meeting he attended.
Fifth Annual Buddhist Women’s Conference: Dharma in Motion

Profile of Fifth Annual Buddhist Women’s Conference: Dharma in Motion
The Meditation Initiative – Still the Body, Still the Speech, Still the Mind
Did you ever think a public school assembly in the United States would end with a meditation?
Changling Rinpoche talks about Dilgo Khyentse Yansi Rinpoche’s upcoming visit
Changling Rinpoche talks about his teacher, Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche, the qualities of his successor, Yangsi Rinpoche, and his upcoming tour.
New Book on Bhutan written by Bhutanese Diplomat

Absolute Bhutan Books has just published a comprehensive introduction to the country entitled, Facts About Bhutan: Land of the Thunder Dragon. The book is designed to help both foreign visitors and the Bhutanese discover the country’s history, society, tradition, and culture. The author, Lily Wangchuk, is a former diplomat who has traveled widely both within […]