Green Opinion How can we make sense of Wynn Alan Bruce's self-immolation? In the wake of the climate activist's death, Rupert Read explores the historical and religious context asking what the rest of us should do now. 10/05/2022
no comment Lantern parade takes place in Seoul to celebrate Buddha's birthday The lantern parade celebrating Buddha’s birthday returns to the streets of Seoul after three years, as previous ones had been cancelled due to the Covid-19 pandemic. 30/04/2022
no comment Buddhist priests bathe in cold river in annual purification ritual Buddhist priests and their followers have performed a purification rite by bathing in a cold stream in western Japan's Koyasan. They also prayed for the end of the pandemic. 31/01/2022
no comment Thousands in Vietnam mourn Buddhist monk who brought mindfulness to West Thousands of mourners pay tribute to the late Vietnamese monk and peace activist Thich Nhat Hanh who was credited with bringing mindfulness to the West 23/01/2022
Taste Spicy delights shared at South Korea's annual kimchi making festival More than 150 people joined Buddhist monks to prepare the traditional dish to give to South Korean families affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. 02/12/2021
no comment South Koreans pitch in to make fiery kimchi food dish at mass event In Seoul, Buddhist monks joined about 150 others to prepare kimchi, a hot national dish made with chili and salted cabbage. 02/12/2021
no comment Buddhist monks receive AstraZeneca vaccine in Thailand Some 1,000 Buddhist monks and temple staff recieve AstraZeneca's Covid-19 vaccine at Wat Si Sudaram Worawihan, a temple in the western part of Bangkok. 30/07/2021
Japan Watch: Worshippers dust the statue of Buddha ahead of festival On Wednesday morning, priests conducted a ceremony to temporarily remove the Buddha's soul from the statue 07/08/2019
no comment Priests temporarily remove Buddha's soul from statue ahead of cleaning About 180 priests and worshippers then climbed onto the statue to clean and polish it, using brooms and dusters. 07/08/2019
no comment Thailand: Colourful river festival marks the beginning of Buddhist Len Villagers set sail in 150 boats down the Ladchado canal on Tuesday 16 July in central Thailand as part of a traditional river procession to mark the beginning of the three-month-long Buddhist Lent. 16/07/2019
no comment Thai cave boys and their coach attend Buddhist temple ceremony The young football teammates and their coach who were trapped in a Thai cave have attended a Buddhist ceremony as they prepare to be ordained to become Buddhist novices and monks. 24/07/2018
world news Thai cave boys take part in Buddhist ordination ceremony Most of the youth football team rescued from a cave in northern Thailand have taken their first step towards becoming Buddhist novices. Their coach is also taking part in the ceremony which is a tradition for Thai men who have experienced adversity. 24/07/2018
Switzerland 10,000 euro book on Tibet revealed Murals of Tibet took its author ten years to research and compile 28/05/2018
Sri Lanka Sri Lanka declares state of emergency as mobs attack Muslim communitie A curfew is put in place and a state of emergency declared in the country after Muslim-owned businesses and houses are set on fire by groups of hardline Buddhists. 06/03/2018
no comment Zenkoji year end temple cleaning Monks at Zenkoji temple in Nagano City, central Japan, brush off the dust accumulated throughout this year in a traditional ritual 29/12/2017
