How I Learned to Have Compassion for Homophobes
A queer Buddhist talks about how to cultivate better attitudes and mindsets to deal with the homophobia one can face in our society.
How I Learned to Have Compassion for Homophobes
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Maintaining Physical Health and Non-Attachment to the Body: A Paradox?
Maintaining Physical Health and Non-Attachment to the Body: A Paradox?
Thinking of becoming a gym bro or gym gurlie. How can we navigate the seemingly paradoxical intersection of physical health and the Buddhist philosophy of embracing non-attachment to our bodies?
Going Temples Too Much? How to Reassure Parents About Your Buddhist Practice
Going Temples Too Much? How to Reassure Parents About Your Buddhist Practice
Visiting temples can be a meaningful experience, but what if your parents disapprove? Here’s how to reassure them and maintain harmony.
When Being Right Ruins Everything: Conflict Resolution from a Buddhist Perspective
When Being Right Ruins Everything: Conflict Resolution from a Buddhist Perspective
A nun shares why choosing harmony over being right can transform conflicts—even over joss sticks and ducks.
Burn Bright, Not Out: How Buddhist Leaders Can Avoid Burnout
Burn Bright, Not Out: How Buddhist Leaders Can Avoid Burnout
Buddhist leaders: Burnout isn’t a badge of honour. Discover how to serve without losing yourself.
Intro to Chan Buddhism in Singapore: Where to Learn and Practise
Intro to Chan Buddhism in Singapore: Where to Learn and Practise
Curious about Chan Buddhism in Singapore? This article explores key teachings, practices, and local communities to help you begin your journey.