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Baby Steps on the Path of Purity
Introducing a new column on the teachings of Theravada Buddhism
Uploaded 17 Feb 2017
<i>Buddhistdoor View</i>: How to Be Happily Unhappy
Can we be skillfully unhappy?
Uploaded 25 Nov 2016
Rainy Day Contemplations on Suffering
Learning from hardship
Uploaded 9 Sep 2016
Painting the Eight Auspicious Symbols for the Dalai Lama, Part 2
The origins and meanings of the Eight Auspicious Symbols
Uploaded 18 Dec 2015
Buddhist psychology and mental cultivation: The Noble Eightfold Path and the blissful state
1. Introduction Through intellectual, moral and spiritual perfection, the Noble Eightfold path leads to happiness, peace and freedom. It is the path that begins with moral conduct and leads to
Uploaded 11 Jul 2013
‘The Importance of Reliable Authority and Guidance’: A Buddhist Response (1)
Introduction   Mariusz Popieluch wrote a second unveiling article on the philosophy of life pertaining to ‘Authority and Guidance’. His philosophical thought resonates with what I have been presen
Uploaded 7 Feb 2011
Merton’s Wisdom: The Common Ground of Buddhist-Christian Interfaith Dialogue (2)
Brotherhood   After recognizing the Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh as his spiritual brother, Thomas Merton wrote in an essay:   “I have said Nhat Hanh is my brother, and it is true… We are both poets
Uploaded 6 Dec 2010
The Way to Happiness
After the attainment of the enlightenment the Buddha delivered the first sermon namely the discourse called the Setting in Motion the Wheel of Truth – (Dhammacakkappavattanasutta). This discours
Uploaded 22 Nov 2010
The Buddha's 7 "Back to Basics"
Examining the foundations of Buddhism in a new light
Uploaded 13 Sep 2010
Rebirth without a self - a real stumbling block
Introduction For people who try to adopt a scholastic approach to Buddhism, the issue of “rebirth” often poses a vexing problem. Initially, one may try to dismiss it as superstition and unscientific
Uploaded 18 Apr 2010
Dukkha—Suffering
Why do we talk about dukkha?
Uploaded 1 Feb 2008
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