Buddhistdoor View: Karma, Compassion, and Natural Disasters
Buddhistdoor Global
18 February 2023
In the wake of natural disasters, how do we move from shock or rationalizations to compassionate action?
Nobody Gets Out of This Alive
Margaret Meloni, PhD
24 December 2022
Acceptance and equanimity: learning to live with impermanence
On Eradicating Unwholesome Mental States
Prof. David Dale Holmes
28 November 2022
Cultivating the mind—finding our way on the Buddha’s Noble Eightfold Path
Peace, Planet, Pandemic, and Engaged Buddhism: From a Divided Myanmar to a Divided World
Sai Sam Kham
21 November 2022
An examination of the need for solidarity and compassion on the path to fundamental change
On Homecomings and Release from Suffering – None of This Is Easy
Margaret Meloni, PhD
24 October 2022
A meditation on the path of processing impermanence and the loss of our loved ones
Whose Karma Is This?
Margaret Meloni, PhD
2 December 2021
A Buddhist perspective on karma, death, and impermanence
What You Do Will Come Back to You
Prof. David Dale Holmes
9 November 2021
Avoiding the kammic dangers of addiction, greed, and unwholesome actions
Matters of Mettā and Merit
Margaret Meloni, PhD
4 October 2021
Dedicating goodwill toward others
On Cultivating Loving-Kindness
Prof. David Dale Holmes
17 December 2020
Cultivating metta to overcome harmful mental habits
Gratitude Is Being Taken for Granted
Dr. Ernest Chi-Hin Ng
29 September 2020
Tapping into Buddhist wisdom to develop this most…
Seeing Non-self
Prof. David Dale Holmes
17 August 2020
Extracts from the Samyutta Nikaya
The Consequences of Moral and Immoral Actions
Prof. David Dale Holmes
14 October 2019
We are the owners and heirs of our kamma