William Edelglass

William Edelglass is the Director of Studies at the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies. He also teaches at Smith College, where he is the Director of the Five College Tibetan Studies Program in India and an adjunct professor at the Central University for Tibetan Studies in Sarnath, India. His scholarship explores questions in Buddhist studies, environmental humanities, and philosophy. William has practiced in several different Buddhist traditions and has taught widely in dharma centers, academia, as a wilderness guide, and in several Tibetan academic institutions in India. William's most recent book is The Routledge Handbook of Indian Buddhist Philosophy.

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Editor’s Introduction (June 2024)

“When I Could Do Nothing”: Buddhism and the Practice of Poetry in a Time of Pandemic

Cultivating Bodhicitta

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Exploring Forms of Buddhist Meditation: Practice, Doctrine, Context

Further Nourishment for the Journey: Cultivating the Ten Pāramī

Reading Pali Texts as a Meditative Practice

Touching the Earth: A Homestead Retreat for Young Adults