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Beijing has been undercutting Tibetan monastery education while dramatically increasing enrollment at state-run boarding schools.
Freelance “spiritual entertainer” Alan Watts has an even larger following for his lectures today, nearly half a century after his death.
Hundreds of thousands of urban Indians are gravitating to a 13th-century Buddhist tradition.
Worried about a growing perceived threat from organized religion, Beijing treats faith as a major enemy.
Clair Brown believes that following the tenets of the Eastern religion will lead to economic gains.
This sacred canine has endured for thousands of years, growing in myth and importance amid war, theft, flames and celebration.
Faced with rising anti-Semitism in some places, Jews are moving back to unlikely cities like Yangon and Oporto.
You may have never heard of Suriname, but we could all learn a lot from its tradition of religious tolerance.
Not for the faint of heart — or soul — this garden of the grotesque wants to make you steer clear of sinning.
The Food that Built America tells the unbelievable true stories behind the industry titans like Henry Heinz, Milton Hershey, the Kellogg brothers and Ray Kroc, who revolutionized food, and transformed American life and culture forever in the process.
It’s not so much the finding of the ghosts that makes the difference.
In a post-truth world, the 17th Karmapa focuses on more empathy (fewer tweets) and closer Chinese relations.