Attacks on higher education in the US will likely diminish American scholarly contributions to Buddhist Studies
Raymond Lam
The Stars Guide Us: The Dendera Zodiac and the Dunhuang Star Chart
Do we still feel awe, reverence, and dread when we look up to the stars in the dark night sky?
Curatorial Highlights of the Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Galleries at the V&A, London
Nick Barnard brings us on a vivid journey of Buddhist art in the Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Galleries at the V&A Museum
BDG Postcard #39: 28 February 2025
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BDG Postcard #38: 22 January 2025
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A Silk Road Oasis Symposium: This is Only the Beginning
The recently concluded Dunhuang exhibit and conference at the British Library represent the fulfilment of Cave 17’s promise: once ambiguous and troubled, now glorious and universal
Her Divine Person: The Buddhist Nun of Milan
An extraordinary statuette from Afghanistan’s Gandhara region depicts a serene, gentle nun now in an Italian museum: the Nun of Milan
Dharma-informed Reporting: The Values and Methodology of Practicing Buddhist Journalism
A discussion between two Buddhist journalists highlights the spiritual side and the bigger mission and meaning of reporting
BuddhaBot: The New AI from Kyoto University and Bhutan’s Central Monastic Body
BuddhaBot, a powerful Buddhist AI, developed in Japan, will be deployed across the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan
Augustine and Amoghavajra—Military Chaplaincy, Grand Strategy, and Buddhist Morality
A response to Brian Daizen Victoria’s essay on Buddhist involvement in the military: Exploring the moral and strategic tensions in Church Father Saint Augustine and esoteric master Amoghavajra