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Observances: The Iran War, Augustine, and Self-Reflection

The “uposatha” or “upavasatha” has been observed on the full moon since the Buddha-era to strengthen the community and purify the mind

HH Jonang Gyaltsab Rinpoche shared profound thoughts about a range of subjects over a period of two days in Taipei

The Jonang Kalachakra Meditation Institute is one of the few institutions in the world fully focused on the Kalachakra Tantra’s Sixfold Yoga

The Jonang’s lineage holder will grant the White Zambala, Kalachakra Vishvamata, and Four-Faced, Eight-Armed Vase Yamantaka empowerments

Incredible India sees Hong Kong’s party district and public amphitheater transformed into a vibrant hub of cultural and musical delights

A Shinto-Buddhist dialogue about how spiritual presences, great and small, inhabit inanimate images is not too far-fetched

The Christian and Buddhist messages should guide the Anglican Church’s General Synod to authorize stand-alone blessings for same-sex couples

A new art exhibit at Villepin, Hong Kong highlights three artists’ exploration of the relationship between interior and exterior being

Veteran designer Dr. Neel Konwar discusses how he helped construct the central platform of the Festival’s Kalachakra empowerment

A recently restored set of armor provides a glimpse into the martial past of Eurasian cataphracts that fought for great Buddhist empires