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The passing of a Rinzai Zen leader, marred by sexual misconduct allegations, ends the generation of Japanese-born Zen masters who introduced Americans to Zen. A former student reflects on part of this cohort’s legacy in the wake of #MeToo.
By Joan Duncan Oliver
Much has changed for the Tibetan Buddhist leader over the past 25 years, but as Mickey Lemle’s latest film reveals, His Holiness is still the world’s greatest exemplar of compassion in action.
By Joan Duncan Oliver
Ittetsu Nemoto has saved thousands from suicide, but can he save himself?
By Joan Duncan Oliver
Gotham Greens lettuce is infused with beneficial Buddhist vibes thanks to the 40 or so Tibetans employed by the Brooklyn-based growers.
By Joan Duncan Oliver
After 40 years, the remarkable story of Freda Bedi, the first Westerner to be ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist nun.
By Joan Duncan Oliver
All the latest in Buddhist goings-on: books, news, and more
By Joan Duncan Oliver
A supermarket closing offers a teaching on the suffering of change.
By Joan Duncan Oliver
Getting quiet to hear nature—and my true self.
By Joan Duncan Oliver
Confessions of a Buddhist clutterer
By Joan Duncan Oliver
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