Living Meditation
Dr. Thynn Thynn
17 April 2013
Editor’s note: This feature was first published in the now-retired Bodhi Journal, Issue 4, June 2007. A: I’ve a lot of worries and stress. I try
Questions from the heart: Advice about practice from Thich Nhat Hanh
Plum Village Thich Nhat Hanh
10 April 2013
This series of questions and answers was recorded on 07/04/2013 for Thay’s third dharma talk at his Schools and Educators’ retreat in Thailand, April 2013.
Food for Thought on Buddhist Practice
Cathy Ziengs
4 January 2013
People often share with me their stories of memorable events that spur them on in their Buddhist practice: a dharma talk from a special teacher,
Going Forth: The Sacrifices of Renunciation
Ittoku
29 December 2012
“By logic, by reasoning or by eloquent words alone that act of going forth into homelessness can certainly not be argued or explained. But whoso
A Taste of Freedom: An Initial Experience of Sufi Mysticism
Po Shan Leung
15 October 2012
Original Chinese text: Leung Po San Translation and English editing: Raymond Lam Leung Po Shan is a Cantonese author who has written various works about
“It was the first and last time we had any physical contact” – True Love and the Spiritual Life
Ittoku
1 October 2012
Who better to teach us about love than a modern master who once found himself in the same turbulent situation? There are many who might
A Meditation Retreat in Myanmar (part 1 of 2)
Dr. Bill Mak
1 September 2012
Dr. Bill Mak has worked at Kyoto University’s Faculty of Letters and is currently teaching at Hong Kong University. It was the second time that
Metta Round the World Project
Bhante Mahinda
2 May 2012
http://www.mettaroundtheworld.org Message from Bhante Mahinda in Malaysia: “As we live in these times of great change and uncertainty we need to recognize the importance of
Aung San Suu Kyi and Meditation
Po Yi
1 April 2012
Aung San Suu Kyi has made big sacrifices for the people of Burma. In the recently released film, “The Lady”, Michelle Yeoh the actress makes
Criteria for Moral Judgment, from a Buddhist perspective
Rev. Amritananda
1 January 2012
It is axiomatic that every religion accepts the existence of morality and immorality. But, when we come to the point of how to judge an
Right Mindfulness (Sammā Sati)
Pastoral voices
2 November 2011
Right Mindfulness is the seventh aggregate of the Noble Eight Fold Path. There are four foundations of mindfulness for a genuine Buddhist yogi or practitioner,
Dr. Robert Law: Begin the Journey of Mindfulness
Dr. Robert Law
1 November 2011
Working like a physician in his diagnosis of disease and treatment prescription, Buddha teaches us that suffering in this world is due to too much