Written in the wake of the attacks on 9/11, Daisaku Ikeda argues for the need to establish nonviolence as a fundamental principle governing human conduct.

The 20th century was a century of war. Hundreds of millions died in its battles. What has humanity learned from that tragedy?  In this new century, the 21st century, we must make the principle that killing is not acceptable or justified in any circumstances the fundamental ethos of humankind.

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Why I've been practising for almost forty years.

By Bill Aiken 

Introduced by Lawrence Carter, Dean of the Martin Luther King Jr International Chapel and tenured Professor of Religion, Morehouse College.

To have faith in dialogue is to believe in the promise of humanity, argues Daisaku Ikeda

A Personal Buddhist Perspective on Birth and Death

by Phil Becque

Between Creation and Destruction is an award-winning documentary that describes Buddhist life philosophy for the general public. Starting with a personal statement by the director, the film charts the rise of human beings from the big bang to the present day and explores the central premise that by taking action, we all live between creation and destruction from moment to moment.  But what exactly goes into making a moment?

All sorts of Buddhist stuff that's caught our eye and/or tickled our fancy.

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