From candlelight processions to Dhamma talks and volunteering opportunities, Vesak in Singapore offers many meaningful ways to celebrate beyond the usual temple visit.
Whether through reflection, generosity, chanting, or community, this guide explores how to experience Vesak with greater depth, joy, and connection.
A heartfelt conversation with Will Chua explores how Dhamma can be lived fully through music, farming, generosity, and sangha life. Rooted in the teachings of Thich Nhat Hanh, this interview shows that practice is not separate from daily life, but embodied within it.
How can one prepare for a Buddhist pilgrimage to India? Kaylee shares some tips from her personal experience, from the physical to the mental.
Stranger Things Seasons 4 and 5 reveal how suffering deepens through isolation and softens through understanding and connection. Read through a Dhamma lens, the series becomes a meditation on grief, inner voices, and freedom in how we meet pain.
The movie A Good Child reveals how caregiving, though emotionally complex, becomes a living practice of mettā, compassion, joy, and forgiveness. Through film and personal reflection, the article shows how tending to ageing parents can deepen our understanding of love and the Dhamma in everyday life.
Atiśa’s lojong teachings in Tibet were shaped by years spent studying under his root guru, Dharmakīrti Serlingpa — likely in the historic Buddhist centre of Kedah’s Bujang Valley. This forgotten Southeast Asian link reveals Buddhism as a tradition of movement and exchange, carried across oceans and cultures by seekers of wisdom.
