Rethinking Karma
How are we meant to understand this key Buddhist teaching?
David Loy
David Loy was the Besl Professor of Ethics/Religion and Society at Cincinnati’s Xavier University and is qualified as a teacher in the Sanbo Kyodan tradition of Japanese Buddhism.
The Dharma of Deconstruction
Understanding the wisdom of the great Buddhist philosopher Nagarjuna with the help of three pivotal Western thinkers
The Second Buddha
David Loy considers the work of Nagarjuna, Buddhism's greatest philospoher.
What Are You Really Afraid Of?
David R. Loy argues that our true fear is not of dying but of not existing in the first place.
Personal ReflectionsMagazine | My View
The Nonduality of Good and Evil
Buddhism encourages us to be wary of antithetical concepts, not only good and evil, but success and failure, rich and poor, even the duality between enlightenment and delusion.
Dharma Talks
Transforming Self, Transforming Earth: A Buddhist Ecology
In this retreat, David Loy guides us through the basic Buddhist teachings of personal and collective dukkha, connecting them to new scientific knowledge about the biosphere. He paints a fresh portrait of understanding the eco-crisis as…
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