How to watch a replay of Tuesday night’s moving event, PLUS: a helpful selection of some of Lion’s Roar’s best recent coverage of the Asian American Buddhist experience.
About Rod Meade Sperry
The Mindful Comedy of Garry Shandling
Rod Meade Sperry takes a look at Garry Shandling’s lesser known spiritual side and life as a student of Buddhism.
Buddhist Churches of America bishop releases “Reflection on the Rise of Asian Hate Crimes”
Why can’t the rest of the world see the world of oneness that we are taught in Buddhism?” asks Rev. Marvin Harada.
Confronting Gun Violence: What Can Buddhists Offer, Really?
Rod Meade Sperry looks at how we can contribute to a world with less suffering.
COVID-19 Grants Awarded to 31 Organizations by Frederick P. Lenz Foundation for American Buddhism
The grants “provide operational assistance to ensure continuity during this time of crisis.”
“In This Moment” — Buddhist inspiration and aspiration meet in new Born I Music song/video
Born’s new song is a shot of grounding inspiration right when we all could use it.
On the Podcast: How to give the gift of Buddhist wisdom to prisoners
How we get dharma to prisoners who want it — with your help.
InsightLA shuts physical centers, focuses on online offerings for now
“While it’s been a delight to discover that creating vibrant community online is possible and welcome, we eagerly look forward to practicing together in person once it is safe.”
Is Emptiness Better Than Mindfulness?
LionsRoar.com’s Rod Meade Sperry looks at the beauty of emptiness.
Watch: Peter Coyote reflects on our place in the world in “Hokyoji First Encounter”
In this short film, Peter Coyote takes you to Hokyoji Zen Practice Community, which is found on 105 acres of forested land in rural, Southeast Minnesota.