A Buddhist nun reflects on her time in rural Myanmar.
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Sayadaw U Jatila describes the mental state of soldiers who invaded his meditation center in Sagaing.
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A strange experience in which military informants pose as meditators.
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Soeya Min discusses how he learned to make space for his former aggressor.
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Mike Davis discusses the devastation caused to Kachin villagers at the hands of cronies, military goons, and Chinese corporations.
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Reflections on the role of female leadership and technology in Myanmar.
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Bhikkhu Bodhi responds to a terrible ethical conundrum.
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A Chin doctor describes the disruption caused in this native region at the hands of the Tatmadaw.
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A former diplomat discusses the corner that Myanmar democracy activists have been put into.
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Clyde Ford addresses the characteristics of vipassana meditation communities in the West.
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What it feels like to bear witness to tragedy.
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A meditation monk predicted the darkness that was to come to Myanmar following the military coup last year.
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Alan Clements the primary difference between two of the great Burmese meditation masters.
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Just some of the findings shared in Amnesty International’s recent reporting on Tatmadaw atrocities.
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Alan Senauke comments on the growth of Engaged Buddhism in the West.
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Carl Stimson on access to Dhamma throughout the generations.
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An NUG leaders recalls how Bamar soldiers behaved when they entered his Chin village.
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Clyde Ford discusses how meditation inner wisdom can inform social engagement in the messiness of the world.
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A meditation master describes the terror his community is facing at the hands of the military.
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Examining the difference between the actual teachings and the Buddhist society that has developed around them.
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