
Magazine History & Philosophy
The Most Important Scholar of Buddhism You’ve Never Heard Of
A Canadian academic opened the doors to Tibetan scholarship in the US and produced a generation of Buddhist thinkers.
A Canadian academic opened the doors to Tibetan scholarship in the US and produced a generation of Buddhist thinkers.
For some Buddhists, experiences of selflessness induced by hallucinogens are tools for practice. But others see distraction and even danger.
A new wave of psychedelic research rehashes the age-old question of drugs in Buddhist practice.
A Zen priest and a psychologist discuss the potential benefits and perils of a Buddhist practice that incorporates psychedelics.
Buddhism at Burning Man
Ram Dass at 82
Allan Badiner on Birth of a Psychedelic Culture and The Harvard Psychedelic Club
Do Buddhism and psychedelics mix? This is a question we think about a lot in the West, and it’s important that we do. Consider: Many first-generation Buddhist teachers in the West experimented with psychedelics at some point in their lives. In June, there will be a course at the California Institute of Integral Studies in […]
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