In this short but powerful practice adapted from Lama Tsultrim Allione and Dharma protector rituals, Dr. Alexander Berzin offers a transformative method to face our deepest fears—not by suppressing them, but by listening to them. ow.ly/2EJV50W2bfG

Video Interview with Phra Anil Sakya, one of Thailand's top monks - mailchi.mp/studybuddhism/…

We should not follow Buddhism just because it says so in the texts we must investigate, question, and understand. — Telo Tulku Rinpoche

“There’s no self in the brain—only patterns and projections.” 🧠 Neuroscientist & Buddhist Dr. Philippe Goldin on why the mind isn’t what you think it is. Read now to explore impermanence, anxiety and compassion—from neuroscience and the Dharma. ow.ly/4Ufk50W2bij

Where did the Thai Forest Tradition come from, and does it even matter? Robin Moore offers a short overview of its evolution — from Venerable Mahakassapa during the time of the Buddha to Ajahn Mun’s immense impact on its modern form.

Happy 90th Birthday, Your Holiness! Your tireless dedication to nonviolence, interfaith harmony, and kindness inspires millions. We pray your message of loving-kindness reaches every corner of the Earth, and that your life be long and healthy.

Want to change the world? The Buddha did too. But he didn’t start with protests or politics—he started by transforming himself. Learn more in our brand new article. ow.ly/gmmm50Wm6PZ

"We can change the world," says Buddhist master Ringu Tulku, "but it's not easy!" In this video, Ringu Tulku urges us to start cultivating the amazing qualities we want to see in others, first in ourselves.

The end of greed, hatred, and delusion — that's nirvana. — Robin Moore

Meet Vasubandhu — master scholar, fierce debater, and one of Buddhism’s greatest minds. From skeptical monk to Mahayana champion, read more about his extraordinary life on our website. ow.ly/LNbL50Wm9Pr

Video Interview with former Thai forest monk Robin Moore 🌴 - mailchi.mp/studybuddhism/…

Why have Buddhists built stupas for thousands of years? More than monuments, stupas symbolize the enlightened mind itself. Khandro-la explains their meaning and power as objects of devotion in this video.

A mind of universal love must transcend self-clinging and expand to embrace all beings. — Khandro-la

Feel like constantly checking your phone? Snapping in traffic? Saying something you might regret? Between impulse and action lies a powerful space. Learn how Buddhist mind training helps you reclaim it and break free from compulsive habits. ow.ly/9VYU50WmbHa

Happy Chökhor Düchen 2025! Today, we celebrate the Buddha's first teaching, sharing the Four Noble Truths with his first five disciples. On this powerful day, karmic effects are said to be multiplied millions of times — making it an ideal time for Dharma practice!

Where you can really guarantee peace of mind is when you develop your mind. — Venerable Steve Carlier

In this wide-ranging interview, Phra Anil Sakya—vice abbot of Bangkok’s historic Wat Bowonniwet Vihara—shares fresh insights into Buddhist approaches to death, ethics, sustainability, and the meaning of true happiness. ow.ly/Itu750WxOmr

In this video, Ajahn Sumedho shares how a single thought sparked the beginning of the Thai forest tradition in the West. From wartime Asia to the Hampstead Vihara, discover how monastic life took root in the UK.

Pilgrimage is supposed to be difficult—purification happens through the struggle. — Lama Tsultrim Allione

In this series of articles by Dr. Alexander Berzin, the Buddha’s teaching on the twelve links of dependent arising becomes a practical guide for breaking free from our habitual patterns. Whether or not we believe in rebirth, this ancient framework helps us understand why we