As a Buddhist, how can we care for a love one who is chronically ill?
What can we do when we are thrust into the role of a caregiver?
As a Buddhist, how can we care for a love one who is chronically ill?
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<strong>I took a break from the noisy world for 10 days. Here’s what I learnt.</strong>
I took a break from the noisy world for 10 days. Here’s what I learnt.
The opportunity to sit in silence for 10 days was equally the hardest and most gratifying experience I’ve had so far. I decided to write about my Vipassana experience and try to distil my observations and reflections. Whether you one day embark on a similar retreat, or even if you don’t, I hope it encourages everyone to introspect on their mental thought patterns in a beneficial way.
The Power of Community: Why Buddhists Celebrate Magha Puja
The Power of Community: Why Buddhists Celebrate Magha Puja
The power of community in Buddhism is celebrated on 6 march 2023. Learn more about the significance and how we can observe it
Reflecting on the death of my teacher Master Hsing Yun, founder of Fo Guang Shan
Reflecting on the death of my teacher Master Hsing Yun, founder of Fo Guang Shan
Master Hsing Yun, who hailed from China but spent most of his life pioneering and leading key institutions focused on humanistic Buddhism and charity died on Sunday (Feb 5). He was 95.
#WW:😪Types of burnout you should be aware of
#WW:😪Types of burnout you should be aware of
Burnout can happen anytime and anywhere. When it happens, the whole world feels shakey and dark. How can we identify if we are falling into such states? Is leaving a career/ relationship that is causing us great stress a bad thing? Here are two resources that might benefit you.
1. There are different types of burnout, do you identify with any of these?
2. Maybe it is time to leave.