Virupa and the Cross-Religious History of Hatha YogaAn 11th-century Sanskrit text reveals the practice’s cross-religious past
Flaming, Fanged, and Fierce: Wrathful Deities in the Tibetan Buddhist Shrine RoomThese ferocious figures symbolize protection and compassion throughout Himalayan art
A Viewer’s Guide to Wrathful Iconography in Himalayan ArtLearning the visual and symbolic language of the flames, skulls, weapons, and more
What Are Tormas?These ritual objects made of dough are offerings, forms of protection, receptacles for the divine, and more
Bellie Meets the Lord of DeathAn animated story about a young girl facing an impossible choice
Demon Slayer Opens New Doors to Understanding WrathWrath, grief, violence, and Buddhist ethics in the popular anime series
Wrath in the Buddhist TraditionExploring the significance of this important concept in Buddhism
Wrathful Imagery in Tibetan Buddhist ArtA look at the complex symbolism of wrathful deities
What Is Wrath in Tibetan Buddhism?Tibetan Buddhist art and teachings illuminate how wrath can be transformed into a powerful force for meaningful change
How Did Tibetan Buddhism Influence Printing Technology?The ancient practice of woodblock printing endures at the Tibetan Derge Printing House
Derge Parkhang: The Auspicious Treasury of Tibetan Woodcut PrintingFor centuries the famed printing house has produced Buddhist books of impeccable quality and craftsmanship using woodblock printing
A Household Shrine RoomThis household altar in Queens is a place for daily prayers and connecting to family
Virupa: The Unconventional Life and Miracles of a Wandering YogiFrom monastery scandal to revered tantric master, the legacy of this celebrated mahasiddha offers lessons on letting go
What Are Tibetan Buddhist Shrine Rooms?These sacred spaces are centers for daily devotional activities
The Lotus Flower: Sacred Symbol of TranscendenceThis powerful representation of resilience and transformation often appears in Himalayan art
Within and WithoutA Tibetan doctor reflects on the body's intricate connections
Embodied Experience of the Inner and Outer UniversesAstrology, medicine, and human potential in the Kalachakra Tantra
Things Depend on Other ThingsApplying the teachings of interdependence to day-to-day life
Causes and ConditionsThe universal law of dependent origination provides a road map out of suffering
Connecting the DotsAn astrologer shares how the field of Tibetan astro-science helps people navigate birth, life, death, and beyond
In Search of Supreme BlissOvercoming attachment through focus on mastering bliss
Our True Nature of MindHarnessing the wisdom of emptiness to generate compassion
Freedom from the Story of the SelfThe Buddhist concept of non-attachment conveys a transformative reorientation
Presence in DeathIn tukdam, clinically dead meditators are said to dwell in the luminosity of emptiness
The Wheel of LifeA representation of the cycle of life, death, and rebirth
Death, the Bardo, and Rebirth in Tibetan BuddhismHow the mind navigates the passage between death and rebirth
In the Forest of the Medicine Buddha’s MandalaEvery plant, mineral, and natural source can be used for healing
Breathing Is FundamentalCan breathing in sync with others help us learn more about ourselves and the world around us?
Oranges Are Not the Only FruitRemembering the legacy of Thich Nhat Hanh
Suddenly a Flame Is LitExpressing the nature of awakening