Reciting the Buddha’s name, without fail, leads to Buddhahood: that is the Buddha’s harvest; what we reap, we sow
The Empress’s Kangyur: Was the Tibetan Dragon Canon More a Private Devotion than a Political Statement?
A closer material analysis of an imperial Kanjur at Taipei’s National Palace Museum puts into doubt the usual narratives about its purpose
The Shabala King Garuda’s Fire: Can an Ancient Kalachakra Practice Heal the Modern Shingles Epidemic?
How a guardian deity of the Kalachakra tradition might provide tantric solutions to a very modern health issue
Call of the Vajra: An Invitation to the Third Guru Rinpoche Monlam at Udayagiri
The Light of Buddhadharma International Foundation’s 3rd Guru Padmasambhava Monlam will take place from 28 December 2026 to 5 January 2027
All Beings Have Once Been Our Parents
Master Huijing reflects on how every sentient being has, at some point, been our parent or our sibling, a cherished family member
Destiny Transformed by Amitabha Buddha
A poem by Master Huijing celebrates how the direction of our finite life can be changed through simple faith in a Buddha’s promise
Past Causes + Present Conditions = Karmic Results
Master Hujing discusses causes and conditions and how causality explains Buddha-invocation and rebirth in the Pure Land
FIFA and Freedom Fighting: A Toxic Combination
Argentina may have lost the match, but it does not mean that democracy has won the war, says James Gordon Reid Haveloch-Jones
Transforming Ourselves Through the Buddha Dharma
Master Zhisui explains how sincere practice of the Dharma can change our suffering to genuine peace and lasting happiness
The Buddha’s First Turning of the Wheel
How the Buddha’s First Turning of the Wheel – embodied by the great stupa and the deer flocks at Sarnath – transformed my practice