Thanh (Ted) Nguyen describes how Thich Minh Tue has transformed Vietnamese Buddhism for the better and why he is beloved by millions of Vietnamese
Other Writers
Buddhist Calligraphy Meditation in Relationship to Stress: Part One
A unique study from The University of Hong Kong highlights how Buddhist calligraphy increases calmness and wellbeing
Indian president urges citizens to imbibe Buddha’s teachings on Vesak day
IBC commemorates Buddha Purnima with a renewed government commitment to the spread of Indian Buddhism
A Reflection on 2024’s UN Vesak Celebration in Thailand
Ven. Aphichet Somkamsri discusses the 19th UN Day of Vesak Celebration 2024, “The Buddhist Way of Building Trust and Solidarity”
The Kafkaesque conundrum of being the Karmapa
Tsering Namgyal discusses the present difficulties for the 17th Karmapa, from sectarian troubles to the future of Tibet and Vajrayana
Confronting Opus Dei in Spain as a Buddhist Woman
Spanish Buddhist Dr. María Drolma shares her troubling encounters with members of Opus Dei in Spain
The Sun Museum’s relocation: A new chapter and prospects for young artists
The cultural venue of the Sun Museum’s relocation to a more prominent place heralds a new era for artists in Hong Kong
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
Buddhists and their Values and Practices in Spanish-speaking Countries: A Sociological Exploration, Final Part
Dr. José Antonio Rodríguez Díaz of the University of Barcelona discusses the very first survey of Buddhists in the Hispanophone world
Buddhists and their Values and Practices in Spanish-speaking Countries: A Sociological Exploration, Part Six
Dr. José Antonio Rodríguez Díaz of the University of Barcelona discusses the very first survey of Buddhists in the Hispanophone world