A call from Disney CEO Bob Iger to SAG-AFTRA national executive director Duncan Crabtree-Ireland on Saturday, Oct. 21, set in motion the long-awaited return to negotiations between the u… Read More

Even in our contemporary world, the messages of the Buddha are still relevant to our present condition. As we begin to study the four noble truths of Buddhism, the truths about how to end o… Read More

Discover the best countries to visit in March and make the most of your travel plans. Find the best destinations for a memorable trip. Dreaming of an unforgettable March getaway? Wond… Read More

Ngari Region: Mountains, Rivers, and Sacred Sites in Tibet first shown on Tour Travel TibetThe Ngari region, which belongs to the Tibet Autonomous Region of China, is known as the “anc… Read More

Historical Buddhism: Tracing the Path of Enlightenment Through Time Introduction: Buddhism, one of the world’s major religions, has a rich history that spans over two and a half… Read More

By No Means Equal, By William Wildblood (www.axismundi-books.com) Is Equality a Spiritual Principle? What is the goal of spirituality? What is its end point? Some would say it is a return to… Read More

Ethics, the moral compass that guides human behavior, transcends geographical boundaries and cultural contexts. As societies evolve and interconnect, the exploration of ethical values across… Read More

When we spend hours discussing scriptures, theories of enlightenment, spiritual gurus and their miracles, we are just moving the pencil on the map… Read More

India, a land of diverse cultures, religions, and traditions, boasts a rich tapestry of temples that have stood the test of time. These temples are not just places of worship; they are archi… Read More

The Dalai Lama laughed when I asked him about lamas leaping from peak to peak. Then, he said, “What is important is not being able to do magical things but doing things that help peopl… Read More

Spies, Lies, and Algorithms – The History and Future of American Intelligence by Amy Zegart. Spying has never been more ubiquitous―or less understood. The world is drow… Read More