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His Holiness spoke in honor of the Tibetan festival Chotrul Duchen. Plus, the Speaker of the Tibetan Parliament-in-Exile offers condolences in honor of Madeleine Albright, and Donald S. Lopez Jr. will give a talk next week.
Self-taught video artist Yuki Kawae hopes that his designs provide relief and inspire unity amidst troubled times and cluttered feeds.
Five years after becoming the first Buddhist chaplain for the staff at New York City’s notorious corrections facility, a meditation teacher reflects on his work and the institution
A comprehensive list of beginner-friendly books across the Buddhist traditions
Our path isn’t about escaping this world, it’s about becoming more intimate with it.
History has largely forgotten how important this jewel of a country and cradle of the dharma once was.
Sister Clear Grace Dayananda is driving across the US in a 2003 Chevy van: “I did a lot of research, watched a lot of videos on YouTube, and made a lot of mistakes,” she says.
Participants walk barefoot over hot embers in the annual ceremony. Plus, Plum Village Monastery spreads Thich Nhat Hanh’s ashes, and nonprofit Live to Love organizes relief for refugees from Ukraine.
Zen priest Kurt Spellmeyer discusses cigarettes, samadhi, and “dwelling in emptiness.”
With legalization for psychedelics on the horizon the Boulder, Colorado school launches a ten-month training program for aspiring psychedelic guides
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