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Teaching Happiness

Bhutanese film Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom offers a Buddhist lesson in true fulfillment.

By Karen Greenspan

Nov 14, 2020

What We’re Listening To

A dharma talk, podcast episodes, and a podcast series that no Buddhist listener should miss

By Wendy Biddlecombe Agsar

Winter 2020

The Sun Behind the Clouds

Buddhist songwriter Laura Mustard’s path toward self-acceptance

Interview by with Laura Mustard by Emily DeMaioNewton

Winter 2020

Beyond Shangri-la

Foreign photographers have shaped the Western images of Tibet. Now Tibetans are taking control of the camera.

An interview with Clare Harris by Ann Tashi Slater

Winter 2020

What We’re Reading

The latest in Buddhist publishing, plus a book worth rereading

By Wendy Biddlecombe Agsar

Winter 2020

Spirits of Renewal

The iconic anime of Studio Ghibli explores fundamental truths through the imagery of Japanese and Buddhist lore.

By Jolyon Baraka Thomas

Winter 2020

Absolutely, Indestructibly Happy

An interview with Tina Turner

By Clark Strand

Winter 2020

Living in a World That No Longer Exists

A writer reflects on finding beauty that endures.

By Curtis White

Winter 2020

Life Is Tolerable

A portrait of modern anxiety

By Jenny Offill

Winter 2020

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Buddha Buzz Weekly: Interest in Buddhist Chaplaincy Increases During the Pandemic

More people want to become Buddhist chaplains since COVID-19, a Japanese Buddhist nun walks 36 miles to honor Native American lives, and Laurie Anderson’s Songs from the Bardo gets a Grammy nod. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the Buddhist world.

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Dec 05, 2020

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Broadening the Field of Buddhist Studies

Colleges continue to offer courses in languages while expanding to reach new audiences in different disciplines.

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Winter 2020

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Guidelines for an Ethical Life

There is a tenderness that arises when we realize we belong to each other. That tenderness, embodied through sila, the Pali Buddhist term for ethics or moral conduct, manifests as a fierce showing up for one another grounded in the knowledge of how deeply our lives are intertwined. In this series, Insight teacher Leslie Booker investigates sila and the five ethical precepts as the foundation for all of our actions.

Leslie Booker

Dec 2020

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