Mooncake & Lanterns: Love is not what it seems
Rethinking Mid-Autumn festival! Discover the profound lessons of love through a Buddhist & Chinese cultural lens
Mooncake & Lanterns: Love is not what it seems
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If Dhamma was an online game, how would you play?
If Dhamma was an online game, how would you play?
How often have we, after a long day at work or school, tried to unplug ourselves from reality by watching dramas and playing games? What if there was another way to think about it?-What role would the Dhamma and Buddhist teachings play in such a game?
2 life lessons we glimpsed from the meditator Ng Kok Song
2 life lessons we glimpsed from the meditator Ng Kok Song
Learn how Singapore presidential hopeful Ng Kok Song applies mindfulness and meditation to find serenity at work and when facing his wife's death.
I brought ¼ of myself to work today: A Buddhist Perspective on Quiet Quitting
I brought ¼ of myself to work today: A Buddhist Perspective on Quiet Quitting
As employees, we probably all know the practical reasons and benefits of Quiet Quitting. You don’t invest more time or effort than you are required to, and you have more time to explore other passions or priorities outside of work. In this article, we explore the impact of Quiet Quitting from other lenses, such as the Coaching lens and the Buddhist lens.
Fail Forward: The Positive Side of Falling Short
Fail Forward: The Positive Side of Falling Short
Failing sucks. So how do we fail forward? Ro shares more in this short piece on 5 lessons we might miss when tackling failure
Celebrating Independence – the Buddhist Way
Celebrating Independence – the Buddhist Way
What does independence in Buddhism look like? Zeb shares how awareness, compassion, and acceptance help him to experience some liberation from suffering in daily life. He also discovers what the Buddha’s half-smile represents to him.