Eating is a Disability Now. What’s Left to Nourish?
Kyle discusses how he coped with a drastic change in lifestyle after losing the ability to eat, learning lessons on loss and presence in the process.
Kyle Neo
Kyle Neo
A queer Buddhist writer exploring dharma through an LGBTQ+ lens — fostering toward acceptance, spiritual awakening, and ultimate liberation. He denotes enlightenment is born out of suffering. He "loves" suffering so he won't have to "suffer" at all. His daily source of Vit "C" is compassion. To impart joy is to be compassionate. For oneself and for others.
How not to be a mundane Buddhist?
Life felt like "Groundhog Day" until Buddhism showed a way out. Now, every moment is an opportunity for growth and awakening since I stopped being a mundane Buddhist.
What’s stopping us from applying Buddhism into our lives?
Ever wondered why incorporating Buddhism into your daily routine feels like an uphill task? Could it be our perpetual race against time or the constant urgency we feel in today's fast-paced world?
Consent, Respect, and Dignity: Buddhist Teachings on Avoiding Sexual Misconduct
Cut through the confusion surrounding the Buddhist precept on sexual misconduct. Gain a clear understanding of what it means and how to apply it in your life for greater peace and harmony
Why I write what I write as a Buddhist writer?
Discover the therapeutic joy of sharing stories. Kyle shares his cancer survival journey and how to give joy through words
Beyond the Bodhi Tree: Was the Buddha the Original Activist?
Delve into engaged Buddhism's principles, fostering well-being and social justice in this enlightening exploration
Beyond Ordinary Travel: Dive into Korean Buddhism with a Temple stay
Experience the beauty of Korean Buddhism with a Temple stay. Discover ancient temples, practice meditation, and embark on a meaningful journey of self-reflection and growth
Mooncake & Lanterns: Love is not what it seems
Rethinking Mid-Autumn festival! Discover the profound lessons of love through a Buddhist & Chinese cultural lens
5 Frenemies you might meet during meditation
Meditation always seems so hard to get acquainted with, there is always this inner voice that says, I can’t do it or I don’t do it good enough. However, once you recognize what is making it so difficult, your “enemies” can become your friend too.
4 ‘f-ing’ reasons on why you should meditate at the park
3 Fs that you can give and gain when meditating in the park. Kyle explores the different benefits of it!
