What is your question? Which teachings do you find particularly challenging or perplexing? We want to know.
Lion’s Roar magazine is seeking an experienced freelance proofreader with a background in Buddhism.
Lion’s Roar Foundation has a ideal summer work opportunity for a student wanting to apply their talents within at a not-for-profit publishing company.
Dialogues and debates on Friday January 27th and Saturday the 28th are presented in partnership with the Khyentse Foundation and San Francisco Zen Center.
Members of our art and editorial departments share their personal picks for don’t-miss stories of the year.
The December/January issue of Lion’s Roar will feature teachings on the practice of intention. We’d like to know how you work with intentions in your life.
Retreatants join Buddhist teachers Anyen Rinpoche, Karen Maezen Miller, and Josh Korda, along with Lion's Roar staff, for our July 2016 program, "Finding Freedom from Difficult Emotions."From July 29-31, 2016 at New York’s Garrison Institute, we at Lion’s Roar hosted this year’s summer retreat, “Finding Freedom from Painful Emotions.”
There’s a lot of misunderstanding about meditation. In fact, that’s pretty much all that meditation is — the process of seeing how very much you’ve misunderstood about it and everything else.
The Lion’s Roar & BuddhaFest Online Film Festival starts today, and runs until July 24.
We’re pleased to announce the 2016 Lion’s Roar & BuddhaFest Online Film Festival, which will run from June 13 to July 24.
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