Pema Chödrön is a spiritual icon and one of the most influential and recognizable Buddhists in the world. A bestselling author and prolific teacher, she has touched the lives of countless individuals and in turn is…
Last week we published a guest blogpost titled, London’s Burning: The Three Fires and the London Riots, by Alex Gooch, a language teacher, freelance writer, and Buddhist practitioner. The post addresses possible causes and conditions behind…
Yesterday my colleague Sam posted a blog that quickly prompted a thoughtful response from a practitioner in Scotland. At the the end of his post he writes, There is one thing about Buddhism that I find…
A beautiful slideshow, Buddhism’s Sacred Places: Photos by Kenro Izu was recently published on the Huffington Post. I have long been fascinated by Izu’s work and was delighted when we ran some his photographs alongside Rodney…
A few weeks ago I was looking through the first issue of Tricycle and I came across a mention of The Magic Life of Milarepa, a comic book about the great 11th century Tibetan saint illustrated…
Despite some of the best animal protection laws in the world and a renowned heritage of reverence for life, modern India is a country where millions of animals suffer severe neglect or abuse. Help Animals India…