Karen Cheung reflects on how Buddhism has developed in the US, and what the future might hold under Trump
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Why Buddhist Studies is a Critical Part of the Arts and Humanities
University of Hong Kong Centre of Buddhist Studies graduate Karen Cheung makes the case for protecting Buddhist Studies
Giuseppe Tucci: A Pioneer in Asian Studies and Tibetology in Italy
Karen Cheung pays tribute to the life and work of a seminal figure in Italian Buddhist Studies and Tibetology
The Evolution of Buddhist Studies: Regional Scholarly Foci and the Shift Toward Interdisciplinary Collaboration
In this exploration of Buddhist Studies and spiritual seeking, we look at the broad contours of Buddhist Studies, its history, and where we are at today
The Place of Meditation and Personal Religious Practice in Buddhist Studies
In her exploration of Buddhist Studies and spiritual seeking, Karen Cheung reflects on the dual path of believer and student
Reunion in Dunhuang
A ode to the timeless landscapes and sacred presence at Dunhuang: a meeting and a return
The Teachings of the Buddha and the “Satasahasrika Prajnaparamita” of Bhagwan Bahal, Kathmandu
An intriguing hidden gem of Nepal that holds a sacred Perfection of Wisdom scripture preserved by a specialist family
Buddhist Calligraphy Meditation in Relationship to Stress, Part Three
Janet Tse concludes her exploration of how Buddhist calligraphy meditation helps mental health through new research
The Silent Dance of Snow
From her bedroom and study at Robinson College, Dr. Irene Lok shares a poem about impermanence as snow falls across Cambridge
ADC X: Tenth Annual Drukpa Council held in Kathmandu
This year’s ADC X preserves and celebrates the 1000-year-old Drukpa lineage, as well as bringing Bhutan and Nepal closer together