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?
Metta for Mother Earth: 5 Simple Ways to Care for Our Planet
Metta for Mother Earth: 5 Simple Ways to Care for Our Planet
Earth Day is more than a campaign — it’s a reminder to live with wisdom and compassion for all beings, including our planet. This article shares five everyday ways to practise metta towards nature.
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.
What a Pooping Stranger Taught Me About Mindfulness & Impermanence
What a Pooping Stranger Taught Me About Mindfulness & Impermanence
Looking for practical examples of mindfulness in action? Read how one practitioner handled challenging situations differently through Buddhist practice.
My Dhamma Journey: Exploring Death and Grief As A Goal
My Dhamma Journey: Exploring Death and Grief As A Goal
Pei Shan reflects on how Buddhism helped her navigate ideas of grief, mortality, and impermanence during the difficult periods of her grandmother's sickness