By Staff Reporters Published August 31 As the calendar turns to August 31, it marks exactly twenty-five years since the final broadcast of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood. For over three decades,…
By Global Arts & Culture Desk Published: October 24, 2023 Main Facts In the landscape of late 20th-century American literature, few pieces of writing have achieved the quiet, seismic cultural…
LOS ANGELES, CALIF. — In the bustling foyer of a Southern California home, a silent, daily drama unfolds. Ninety-five pounds of pure canine muscle—a newly adopted rescue dog named Monty—bounces…
By Global Culture & Spirituality Desk Published: October 24, 2023 Main Facts Core Subject: Writer, teacher, and prominent Buddhist author Susan Moon reflects on a lifetime of existential longing, tracing…
Introduction: A Fragile Frontier Shattered On the crisp, clear morning of August 26, the high-altitude tranquility of the Himalayas was violently shattered. A catastrophic glacial collapse high above Kyirong, situated…
By Global News Desk Published in collaboration with the Buddhist Justice Reporter Main Facts The intersection of systemic racism, parental anxiety, and spiritual resilience forms a heavy burden for Black…
In contemporary Western culture, death remains the final taboo—an abrupt blackout, an ultimate medical failure, and an existential horror to be resisted at all costs. Yet, across ancient contemplative traditions,…
By Rod Meade Sperry As the Uganda Buddhist Centre (UBC) marks its monumental 20th anniversary this year, a global coalition of Buddhist teachers, practitioners, and dedicated supporters has mobilized to…
By Karen Greenspan Main Facts: The Embodied Practice of Vajrayana Sacred Dance In prayer halls and monasteries stretching from the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas to Western dharma centers, a…
By Jhani Randhawa Main Facts: The Intersection of Sikhi and Buddhist Philosophy Soon after moonrise, Venus glistens awake to the southwest. An oil lamp is set aflame, a dim reading…
