Buddhadharma: The Practitioner's Quarterly

IT’S ABOUT TIME: 20 Years of Buddhadharma

This twentieth-anniversary issue of Buddhadharma is about time. Specifically, it’s about this moment in time and the recognition that Buddhism is, and always has been, in motion.

I once saw a series of maps drawn in 1944 by Harold Fisk, a US Army Corps

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