Buddhist Meditation (Bhᾱvanᾱ) (1/2)
Weng Hon Wong
23 February 2010
Buddhist meditation is not confined only to calming the mind, and concentrating the mind on an object of meditation. They are only the means to
Free-inquiry as an Obstruction to the Path of Wisdom
Rev. Upali
14 January 2010
It has been well-known and accepted fact that Buddhism advocates logical reasoning and freedom of questioning as opposed to ‘blind acceptance’. There are not many
On the Five Constant Contemplations
Ven. Nyanabodhi
20 December 2009
The chief purpose of the Buddha’s Teaching is to help worldly people lead a better, meaningful, happy and blissful life. It is, of course, one
The Sound of Silence
Alastair Gornall
1 December 2009
I have just returned from a silent meditation retreat in the north of England at Throssel Hole Buddhist Abbey. It was fantastic to get away
An Introduction to Applied Buddhism
Buddhistdoor Global
8 October 2009
“Applied Buddhism” is the application of Buddhist teachings in our daily life. It is a broad umbrella under which all the essential aspects of life
Coping with Bad Memories
Alastair Gornall
1 October 2009
Each day our senses are bombarded with various experiences. As soon as we wake up a flood of information enters into our eyes and ears.
Why Meditate?
Alastair Gornall
1 August 2009
For those who have experienced meditation I think we might all be able to relate with the following situation. We are sitting in a meditation