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The Return of the 12th Kenting Tai Situpa to Sikkim after decades of absence
Adele Tomlin looks at Tai Situpa’s milestone reunion with the 12th Gyaltsab Rinpoche and broader implications for recent activities in India
The First Sermon’s Shadow: Nepalese artist Mahima Singh’s “Transcendence through Simplicity”
Mahima Singh brings impermanence from the abstract to the real with installations and performance art for the human condition
Hunger and Mourning
dogo looks at how hunger – so everyday and innocuous yet so vital and potentially life-ending – shapes our experience of life and emotional landscape
Fork and Spoon
Vincent shares how culture shock could be used as a learning tool for personal growth
University of Kelaniya’s Postgraduate Institute of Pali and Buddhist Studies Opens New Building
The president of Sri Lanka attended the opening on 31 January and expressed his support for furthering Buddhist education
Why do Bangladesh and India need transborder security cooperation on the Rakhine crisis?
Security and strategic affairs analyst Kamal Uddin Mazumder unpacks the border tensions between a region historically inflamed by Buddhist-Muslim conflict
“Being and Time” – Ma Liping’s New Yungang Photography Exhibition
A striking exhibit of Yungang photography is running from 20 January to 29 February at Shenzhen’s Dongguang Tang Art Museum
The Baha’i tradition is respected and treasured for its love of other faiths
This year’s World Religion Day about youth highlights how important the Baha’is see interfaith collaboration and cooperation
A Day Trip to Sacred Places in Kathmandu
Kathmandu has an almost unmatched range of spiritually charged sites, from monasteries and nunneries to locales of folkloric significance