Namobuddha in Nepal is a scenic sacred site celebrating a past rebirth of the historical Buddha
Buddhist Film Foundation hosting BuddhaFest from 15 July to 26 August
In collaboration with Lion’s Roar, BFF’s International Buddhist Film Festival (IBFF) immerses audiences in a series of films, talks, and performances
Buddhist Calligraphy Meditation in Relationship to Stress: Part Two
Janet Tse continues her exploration of how Buddhist calligraphy meditation helps mental health through new research
Thich Minh Tue: A therapist for society
Thanh (Ted) Nguyen describes how Thich Minh Tue has transformed Vietnamese Buddhism for the better and why he is beloved by millions of Vietnamese
Buddhist Art Preservation Weekend to be held on 19–22 July at New York’s Rubin Museum
A unique event for women in New York with authoritative preservation organization Treasure Caretaker
Lhatsun Namkha Jigme statue project commemorates key role in founding of Buddhist kingdom of Sikkim
Adele Tomlin looks at how Sikkimese are marking for themselves a unique historical and religious identity with a new project
Namibia and Buddhism’s shared future
The children of Amitofo Care Centre Namibia hold the future of their proud country in their mudra-making hands
Rhythm of Liberation: Ven. Hui Li is the lion roaring the Dharma across Africa
Ven. Hui Li, founder of Amitofo Care Centre orphanages and schools across six African countries, believes that Buddhism must be bold and long-term in its strategy
President Xi’s visit to Hongjue Temple was for American and Gelug eyes
A June visit to a Gelug monastery by the Chinese leader hinted at a response to US moves as well as future plans for the Qinghai-Tibet plateau
Dunhuang Academy’s deputy head Zhang Xiaogang on the mission of the Institute of Archaeology
The “Mona Lisa of the East” at the Mogao Grottoes is one of many priceless inspirations for an ambitious, 30-year-long initiative to save the caves