Articles Featured in our Library:

Mudra: What Do Buddhist Hand Gestures Mean? (1996)

Featured in the course, " Buddhism as a Religion"

The Second Buddha (2006) – David Loy

Featured in the course, " Buddhism as a Religion"

…recognize that this view is not scientific discovery: it is ideology.

Featured in the course, " Buddhism 101"
Meditation en Masse: How colonialism sparked the global Vipassana movement (2014) – Erik Braun

… if you’re present, but not too present—available, but not intrusive—if you can create an environment for somebody where you’re available and interested, then this stuff will come up when it’s ready.

Why (Science Says) Buddhism is True (2017) – Robert Wright

From Catholic to Chemist to Buddhist Missionary: How an Italian immigrant from Brooklyn helped to bring the Dharma back to India (2017) – Philip Deslippe

How Buddhist and Muslim Stereotypes Conceal the Real History (2018) – Johan Elverskog

Did the Buddha Really Have a Wife and Son? (2018) – Matthew Gindin

Featured in the course, " The Buddha"

Learning to See Racial Biases (2019) – Rhonda V. Magee

Real Change (2020) – Sharon Salzberg and James Shaheen

Walking with Thich Nhat Hanh (2022) – Gary Gach

One Breath Meditation (2022) – Ken McLeod

Awakening to Joy (2022) – Pema Düddul

On Being Human and a Buddha Too (2023) – Anne C. Klein