Join us in person to view and hear about multidisciplinary artist Miya Ando’s new collection, visual interpretations inspired by her dictionary of Japanese words for rain.

An Australian Zen Buddhist teacher on the distinction between virtue ethics and utilitarianism in developing values

In honor of Thich Nhat Hanh's 100th continuation day, learn more about the late Vietnamese Zen master’s literary legacy.

Mark Siderits reviews Jay Garfield and Sonam Thakchöe's book on Candrakirti and his radical emptiness doctrine.

What it means to "see things as they are"

Acclaimed calligrapher and translator Kazuaki Tanahashi recently turned 90. He’s not slowing down.

A brief teaching from Nagapriya on valuing different worldviews

A Zen teacher revisits the story of the Buddha’s awakening and what it can teach us about our interconnectedness with the Earth.

Join us on October 7 for a free virtual event on rethinking our approach to the climate with professor Leah Stokes.

An interview with cultural critic Curtis White

Ten years after her mother’s death, a Plum Village monastic turns to nature to hold and transform her grief.

How the object of our practice can become its own obstacle and the tangible fruits of the brahmaviharas

Theravada, meaning "the way of the elders," is one of the three major schools of Buddhism and one of the oldest surviving Buddhist traditions, tracing its

The 69-year-old pop star talks Arthur Russell, Allen Ginsberg, and how Buddhism literally saved his life.

On the liberation of defeat

Join us on October 7 for a free virtual event on rethinking our approach to the climate with professor Leah Stokes.

On the generative power of negativity

The winning poem from the Tricycle Haiku Challenge offers a chilling portrait of the world we live in now.

How a dedicated relationship with Soka Gakkai International shaped the life of the late composer—and fueled the creation of Spring Awakening

A venerated teacher from the Thai forest tradition on using the elements to train our minds away from its habitual responses.

Beijing-based electronic musician Howie Lee recorded his latest album at a remote monastery in the mountains of northeastern Tibet. In the years that followed, his artistic philosophy would take a…

Two dharma talks, a lecture, and a guided meditation to enhance your Buddhist practice

A meditation practice for relaxing into your experience and being with things as they are

In a new translation of the Diamond Sutra, Ken McLeod encourages us to do what has been done for over a thousand years—read the sutra as practice.

Join a 28-day meditation program with Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche to learn about the path of the bodhisattva and cultivating compassion for all.

Ann Tashi Slater talks with author Katie Kitamura about detaching from productivity, Proust, and the often-overlooked importance of staring out the window.

Problem-solving can take us far, but sincere practice takes us the extra mile.

In honor of Thich Nhat Hanh's 100th continuation day, learn more about the late Vietnamese Zen master’s literary legacy.

Brief teachings on how to shed the illusion of self and reclaim our humanity

Theravada, meaning "the way of the elders," is one of the three major schools of Buddhism and one of the oldest surviving Buddhist traditions, tracing its

Innovation and tradition in Buddhist ritual

Buddhist statistics from the "Land of a Thousand Islands"

Join a 28-day meditation program with Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche to learn about the path of the bodhisattva and cultivating compassion for all.

A psychologist on how understanding the nature of reality is the foundation of Buddhism

Join us on October 7 for a free virtual event on rethinking our approach to the climate with professor Leah Stokes.

Croatia's capital city is rich in museums, gardens, and meditation centers.