Discourse on the Inexhaustible Lamp continually reminds us that the amount of time we have been practicing means nothing; it is the quality of that practice which counts.

What does Buddhism have to say about the world of political power and money?

When training for something it's sensible to keep track of our progression. When it comes to Zen training however, this doesn't quite seem to work, in fact it can become quite a serious obstacle.

At a time when societies are searching for the big ideas that will save the world, Adrian Mathews agues that the film Spirited Away may offer us a more local solution.

Sometimes you have to go backwards to go forward.

Michael O'Neil shares his experiences as a long time Zen practitioner navigating through life's tough spots.

Zen practice can’t stop bad things from happening to us but it can help us face them. Michael O’Neill concludes his experience of dealing with disappointment and loss.

With his future plans thwarted and feeling dejected, Michael O'Neill falls back on his training in Zen to find a way forward.

No matter how long we have been practicing life can still be disheartening. Michael O’Neill shares his recent experience as a Zen practitioner.

Is this the beginning of an AI revolution that will free humanity or enclave it? Or could it be the next Buddha? Find out in this week’s Blog article.

Is Heaven really a far off place, or is it something much closer to home?

After (begrudgingly) starting a gratitude journal, Rachel Hilton discovered things about herself which had remained hidden for years.