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Featured contributors include Nichiren priest Myokei Caine-Barret, Shonin, Shin Buddhist minister Rev. Dr. Kenji Akahoshi, journalist Jihii Jolly, and scholar Charles Johnson.
An artist reflects on meditation during a time of isolation.
An inside look at how six Buddhist teachers are coping with the coronavirus quarantine
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
Lessons for living from one of jazz’s all-time greats
Q&A with Bhante Buddharakkhita, a Buddhist monk and founder of the Uganda Buddhist Centre.
Tuere Sala, a guiding teacher at Seattle Insight Meditation Society and Capitol Hill Meditation Group, talks about what Buddhist book has made a significant impact on her practice.
Dharma groups at colleges and universities often serve as an introduction to life’s big questions.
The latest in Buddhist publishing, plus a book worth rereading
An album, podcast, and guided meditations that no Buddhist listener should miss
See the world while staying at home
Granting ourselves permission to feel can help us find acceptance.
A brief teaching from a Buddhist author
A brief teaching from an Insight Meditation and Soto Zen teacher
A brief teaching from a Soto Zen master
Practices to help relieve fear and loneliness
Tricycle’s free online source for newcomers explains Pure Land Buddhism’s bombu paradigm.
For the first time available in English, a collection of Tibetan teaching stories helps us see how modest acts can have major consequences.
Our expert explains the meaning of parami.
Will Buddhism change to face humanity’s impending peril?
A Nichiren Buddhist priest explains the many approaches to reciting the sacred title “Namu-myoho-renge-kyo.”
A lesson on interconnection for the next generation
Shifting your outlook from “please” to “thank you”
Even timeless teachings must meet each moment anew.
A Buddhist chaplain tells the story of her friendship with a man on death row.
By painting thoughts on canvas, Leidy Churchman explores the subtleties of the conditioned self.
A Soka Gakkai practitioner discusses why the mentor-disciple relationship is the bedrock of her faith and practice.
An exploration of Three Lines That Hit the Nail on the Head
The gentle strength of Know My Name, a memoir by Chanel Miller
A film about the Vatican offers a striking portrait of tensions at the heart of religious institutions today.
How Buddhists D. T. Suzuki and John Cage influenced the art of Gerhard Richter
The new tradition of study emerging around one of Soto Zen’s foundational texts
begun October 1, 2018 [for arthur mcgee, d. July 2018]