The classic Zen concept of “beginner’s mind” is finding popularity in American business circles. Minh Do looks at what that means for Buddhism.
New Buddhist app launches with focus on social justice
Developer Ravi Mishra hopes his new app, Awaken, will help meditators examine social issues.
5 Ways to Win the Internet
Zen priest Gesshin Greenwood offers five tips for staying safe and sane online.
Largest collection of Tibetan Buddhist literature now available on Internet Archive
The exposition on the graduated path by Kadam Master Sharawa Yontan Drak (1070-1141). Photo via the Internet Archive.The world’s largest collection of Tibetan Buddhist literature is now available on the Internet Archive.
How to Read the News
How can we follow the news in ways that nurture – and don’t diminish – wellbeing? Media scholar Holly Stocking offers some guidance.
What Do You Put in Your Mind?
Just as you consume food, you consume media. And like food, some media is wholesome and some is unhealthy. Sister True Dedication on why you need to pay attention to what nourishes your mind.
4 Tips for a Going on a Media Diet
Sister True Dedication, a Buddhist teacher and former BBC journalist, offers tips for keeping your head clear in the modern media landscape.
Middle Way Education launches website to support Buddhist educators
The website serves as a hub where Buddhist educators can access and share lesson plans, articles, videos, teachings, and practices.
Tsadra Foundation launches online library of translation and transmission conference recordings
The Tsadra Foundation has launched a new multimedia resource library on their website “Translation & Transmission.”
Google digitally preserves ancient Buddhist sites in virtual reality
The project was inspired by the destruction of the monumental Bamiyan Buddha statues by the Taliban in 2001.