The Monk who Couldn’t Take His Eyes Off the Buddha
Vakkali wanted to look at the Buddha and could not stop. The Buddhist tradition answers that longing in two very different ways.
The Monk who Couldn’t Take His Eyes Off the Buddha
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Borrowed for a Time: Reflections on Luxury and Impermanence
Borrowed for a Time: Reflections on Luxury and Impermanence
Enjoying beauty and luxury does not have to conflict with Dhamma when we remember that all things are temporary and “borrowed”. Through reflections on impermanence, wise consumption, and inspiring disciples, this piece explores how householders can relate to possessions with ease rather than attachment.
Don’t Preach, Plant Seeds: Lessons from the Suttas On How To Share The Dhamma
Don’t Preach, Plant Seeds: Lessons from the Suttas On How To Share The Dhamma
A heartfelt reflection on sharing the Dhamma with humility, compassion, and skill. Discover practical Buddhist principles, real-life lessons, and communication frameworks that help practitioners share wisely without pride or pressure.
What Ghosts Can Teach Us About Clinging, Love, And The Practice
What Ghosts Can Teach Us About Clinging, Love, And The Practice
Ghosts aren’t monsters — they’re mirrors. A reflection on how Buddhist teachings reveal the real haunting: our craving, ego, and fear of letting go.
One Path, Many Traditions: My Reflection After 10 Years On The Path
One Path, Many Traditions: My Reflection After 10 Years On The Path
A decade's search to release the mind from suffering through different Buddhist traditions. What I found was boundless love and wisdom across all through different dharma doors.
How To Deal With Sickness
How To Deal With Sickness
Venerable Thubten Chodron teaches us how to cope with illness using applied Buddhist Wisdom, eliminating fear and anxiety using mindfulness and gratitude.