What happens after you die? That used to be just a religious question, but science is starting to weigh in. Sam Littlefair looks at the evidence that you’ve lived before.
What do a 16th-century Zen master and a contemporary cartoon dog have in common? Both of them maintained equanimity as their worlds burned, says Cristina Moon. And this is why we train as Buddhists.
Richard Reoch reports from the refugee camps in Bangladesh.
Daniel Goleman and Richard Davidson tell the story of this revolutionary breakthrough in our understanding of how meditation works.
There is a misconception, says Buddhist teacher Sharon Salzberg, that developing a more loving heart will make us weak.
Guo Gu offers a practical four-step process for integrating the Yogacara teachings in your practice to transform thought and emotion.
In January, vandals threw a 25-pound rock through the face of the terracotta Buddha head in Salt Lake City.
Sam Littlefair caught up with Bhikkhu Bodhi to discuss how Buddhists can take action on issues of public concern together.
“Finding my practice was the single most important thing in my life,” says Glenn Copeland, one of Canada’s musical greats.
Erik Jampa Andersson’s “dharmatized” version of Lady Gaga’s hit song “Born This Way” is currently making the rounds on Facebook.
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