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June 2010

June 17, 2010

Buddhist Books … A Patheos Poll

Buddhist books ... topic for conversation ... as the wheel of Dharma turns ... Please...

June 16, 2010

why shin buddhism

I have been asked on more than one occasion why I've chosen to follow the...

June 14, 2010

Buddhist Portal Archives

j Patheos' As the Dharma Turns offers a month-to-month archives, as is a standard amenity...

June 07, 2010

oil + water …

British Petroleum's catastrophic oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico is the largest in American...

June 06, 2010

Change Your Mind, Today

Do you get days off from work for Buddhist holidays? Buddhism's relatively lacking in (free of?)...

May 2010

May 31, 2010

Ehipassiko! (Come & see)

.:. A VOCABULARY LESSON FOR TODAY Here's a valuable word that crops up, from time...

May 28, 2010

Happy Birthday!

In many lands, the full moon of May is celebrated as Vesak.This is not yet...

May 26, 2010

News from EcoBuddhism

I'm reminded that both ecology and economy begin with "Eek!" Meanwhile — some news...

May 24, 2010

Cyber-Buddhism : A Monk’s Report from Malaysia

[ This week being devoted to science at Patheos, this news item caught my eye....

May 21, 2010

Recipes for an Ordinary Happy Life :: Interview with Karen Maezen Miller (Part 2 of 2)

Continuing from Part 1, Karen Maezen Miller here addresses meaning, meditation, and the sacred in...

May 18, 2010

ALL LIVES ARE SACRED : A plea for peace & reconciliation in Bangkok

Thailand (formerly "Siam") is the only country to declare in its constitution that Buddhism is its...

May 17, 2010

Sites Along the Way :: Buddhist E-Cards

Along with health, holy, and whole, in the tree of language the word hale shares...

May 14, 2010

Sound Meditation : Be Hear Now

Want to stop rehearsing the future? Reviewing the past? Be here now! Wherever you are,...

May 12, 2010

Recipes for an Ordinary Happy Life :: Interview with Karen Maezen Miller (Part 1 of 2)

In this first of a special two-part interview, Zen priest Karen Maezen Miller speaks to...

May 11, 2010

Can the Soul Learn To Tweet ?

How we can live with deeper meaning and wisdom in our technology-rich age? The great...

May 08, 2010

On Mother’s Day

.:. The thought "mother" cannot be separated from that of "love." Love is sweet, tender,...

May 07, 2010

A Cup of Tea — ( How Would You Like Yours Served ? )

As the manager of the Patheos Buddhist Portal empties his cup to prepare to blog,...

May 04, 2010

“The Buddha” on PBS

From the PBS website on the two-hour special, "The Buddha" (which aired on April 7):...

May 04, 2010

Weekly Discussion of the Bhagavad Gita

Over at Elephant Journal, Bob Weisenberg is leading a weekly online discussion of the Bhagavad...

May 04, 2010

Gifts for Dharma

Like many of you, I'm a regular reader of Danny Fisher's blog. His "Gift for...

May 04, 2010

Thanissaro Bhikku on “The Joy of Effort”

A wise new essay at Access to Insight from Thanissaro Bhikku on "The Joy of...

May 04, 2010

Around the Blogosphere: Exploring Life as a Father, Buddhist, and Japanophile

From time to time, we'll highlight other blogs of interest to our readers here on...

May 03, 2010

Is There an App for Happiness?

Listen to Soren Gordhamer -- author of Wisdom 2.0, Mashable contributor, and conference organizer --...

May 03, 2010

Raising Arizona: What Would a Buddhist Immigration Policy Look Like?

Justin Whitaker of the American Buddhist Perspective blog weighs in on immigration policy: What would...