By the Numbers

Buddhism by the Numbers: New York State

Dharma activity in the Empire State

Summer 2021

Buddhism by the Numbers: Armenia

Dharma activity in the republic where freedom of religion became law only in 2015, some 14 years after the country became independent from Russia in 1991

By The Editors

Spring 2021

Buddhism by the Numbers: Climate Change and Pilgrimage Sites

The percentage of population growth in Bodhgaya, the cost of a Buddhist tour on the Mahaparinirvan Express, and more data around climate change and Buddhist pilgrimage sites.

By The Editors

Winter 2020

Buddhism by the Numbers: COVID-19

The number of funds raised by Dharma Relief to supply masks, the percentage of increased meditation app downloads, and more data around the Buddhist response to COVID-19

By The Editors

Fall 2020

Buddhism by the Numbers: Hawaii

Dharma data from the most Buddhist American state

By The Editors

Summer 2020

Buddhism by the Numbers: California

The year Chinese immigrants to San Francisco established the US’s first Buddhist temple, the percentage of Golden State adults who meditate, and more dharma data from California

By The Editors

Spring 2020

Buddhism by the Numbers: Virginia

The number of Tibetan volumes in the University of Virginia’s library, the state’s tallest stupa, and more dharma data from Virginia

By The Editors

Winter 2019

Buddhism by the Numbers: South Korea

The number of South Korean Buddhists and Buddhist temples, the country’s highest pagoda, the number of temples participating in Templestay, and more data on Buddhism in South Korea.

By The Editors

Fall 2019

Illustration of Monopoly man in robes carrying money bags and smart phone indicating meditation app profits

Buddhism by the Numbers: The Economics of Mindfulness

The happiest and unhappiest apps, apps’ annual revenues, the ranking of meditation apps, and more data on the economics of mindfulness

By The Editors

Summer 2019

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