Danny Fisher discusses the rising intolerance and Islamophobia in American, and calls upon Buddhist practitioners to step up as allies.
Vietnam’s Thich Quang Duc has been honored with a new statue.
Rod Meade Sperry discusses the intersection of Buddhism and politics, and whether it’s an unavoidable subject.
James Ishmael Ford tells the story of the great teacher Robert Aitken — who died on August 5th at age 93.
Danny Fisher interviews the Venerable Bhikkhu Bodhi about his upcoming visit to the White House.
The first Parliament of the World’s Religions Event, held in 1893 in Chicago, was not only one of the earliest and most important interfaith gatherings in modern history, but also a watershed in the history of Buddhism’s transmission to the West. This past December saw the fifth Parliament in a 116-year period occur in Melbourne, […]
The political situation in Thailand is probably less familiar to most of us than those in Tibet, so Danny Fisher sits down with an expert.
New York City’s Interdependence Project has been, as they say, taking meditation to the streets.
Burma’s military government is contemplating the release of the country’s democracy leader, Aung San Suu Kyi
From the Deer Park Monastery website comes a new statement from Thich Nhat Hanh regarding the ongoing crisis for the monastics of Bat Nha.
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