Does the Buddhist concept of generosity mean when I see people on the street asking for money I should always give it to them?
Gina Sharpe says the most important Buddhist teaching for the world today is to have a compassionate heart.
Scientist, monk, best-selling author, humanitarian—how Matthieu Ricard discovered that caring for others is the only answer.
Buddhist student Kaitlyn Hatch wanted a prayer specifically designed for the divided, trying time we’re living in. So she wrote her own.
In this video series from Buddhadharma, Ajahn Brahm offers four short, insightful teachings.
Compassion and rebirth came together for me recently as I sat reflecting on how I nearly drove my mother off the road.
Gehlek Rinpoche on the practice of tonglen, the way to awaken bodhimind by doing exactly the opposite of what your ego wants.
Animals feel suffering and want to live—just like us. Why do we withhold our compassion and kill these sentient beings by the billions?
Illustration by Kim RosenSad, angry, lonely—Daniel Asa Rose and his sons are reeling from the recent family breakup. In a closed bowling alley on Christmas Eve, they open their hearts.
Photo by Paul Davis.When we see people living mindfully, smiling and behaving in a loving manner, we gain confidence in our future.
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