This week, an interview with Jōkō Shibata and Japanese university develops exoskeleton for pilgrims.

This week from Zen Cybersapce, the world largest Buddha statue is to opened in 2022 and one news paper asks its readers whether you can be Buddhist and Christian at the same time

While meditating we can get so wrapped up in the mind that we forget the body. Meditation master Ajahn Amaro gives us a method for reintroducing the body back into the meditation.

Padmapani means the one who holds the lotus, a symbol of emptiness, is a form of the great bodhisattva of compassion - Avalokitesvara. 

Zen practice and the ancient Greeks, have a lot more in common than you may think…

Zen practice and the ancient Greeks, have a lot more in common than you may think…

This week from Zen Cyberspace, 5 ways meditation enriched the creative life of artist Ivan Cash and using self compassion as means to ease depression

Ajahn Sumedho reveals the secret to mindfulness of breath in this book extract.

Chugyum Trungpa examines how using the negative emotions lead the way to liberation, and at what point this ‘negativity’ actually becomes a ‘negative’ influence in our lives.

Before the Buddha died he gave one last sermon. The 15th of February marks the passing of the Buddha into Parinirvana celebrated by as celebrated by the Zen school.

This week from Zen cyber space, oldest known Buddhist temple discovered in Pakistan and well known buddhist teachers talk discuss the benefits of yoga for spiritual training.