TLKYCS Centre will advance Buddhist spiritual care, counselling, psychospiritual studies, and chaplaincy education
A college student in the United States explores how dependent origination can help us understand and rethink the conditions shaping today’s economy
A case for the convergence of quantum physics and Buddhist philosophy through core Mahayana teachings and the Unified Field theory
Examining “hedonic adaptation” and how to be at peace with unpleasant experiences while also treasuring the good moments
Exploring the reasons for why the Buddha introduced a prior event before speaking the contents of the “Contemplation Sutra”
Drawing on Yogacara philosophy, Ven. Tanmyeong examines the causes and conditions for renunciation and finding one’s path of practice
How the second manifestation of Guru Rinpoche revealed a critical quantum truth, that time does not exist, in the midst of cremation grounds
A college student in the United States ponders the tension between freedom and independence in a conditional world
College is an interface between young people and the Buddhist tradition, where academia allows them to draw closer to the Dharma
Hawai‘i’s evolving Buddhist communities bridge heritage traditions, meditation, and wellness to suggest a path beyond the divide between heritage religion and individualized spirituality
Drawing on the Kalama Sutta, a college student in the United States explores racism and colonialism as conditioned patterns that can be transformed by reshaping the structures we inhabit
Venerable Tanmyeong offers a meditation on the interdependence of causes and conditions, and how to engage with the vagaries of life.
