Once a humble offering of cloth, the Kathina ceremony has grown into a deeply symbolic occasion that marks the end of the monastic rains retreat. Both ancient and evolving, it remains a treasured opportunity for lay Buddhists to support the Saṅgha and cultivate merit.
Ai En's review of Pema Chödrön’s 'When Things Fall Apart', which teaches lessons on how to deal with uncertainty, anxiety, and pain.
Venerable Haemin discusses his first two books Love for Imperfect Things and The Things You Can Only See When You Slow Down, providing insight to his creative process, motivations, and advise on wellbeing.
Did you know the Hungry Ghost Festival has Buddhist roots in the Ullambana Sutra? Discover six ways to engage with this meaningful tradition in Singapore.
Zeb's insights into Ne Zha 2 and Buddhism, reflecting on change, emotion, and the Brahmaviharas.
A disease does not define a person—it’s how we respond that shapes our story. Here’s how I found strength beyond my diagnosis.
