Buddhism Basics

Discover the meaning, role, and quiet wisdom of a Senior Monk — and what their presence can teach us about living mindfully.

Buddhist chanting is a timeless practice that fosters mindfulness, focus, and spiritual awakening through rhythm, repetition, and reverence.

Right Concentration is practiced by steadying the mind through meditation, leading to clarity, peace, and deep insight.

Right Livelihood means earning a living ethically—avoiding harm and choosing work that supports compassion and well-being for all.

A Buddhist temple is a sacred space for reflection, practice, and community—welcoming all who seek peace, wisdom, and connection to the path.

Buddhists believe in the Four Noble Truths, the path to end suffering, and awakening through mindfulness and compassion.

Samantabhadra, bodhisattva of action and vast vows, embodies awakened intention, guiding vision into compassionate, liberating action.

Kshitigarbha, bodhisattva of great vows, offers compassion and courage, guiding beings through suffering, death, and beyond.

Buddhism is a universal path of wisdom and clarity, open to anyone seeking truth—regardless of background, belief, or religion.

In Buddhism, merit is a living force—acts of goodness create inner transformation and support the path to freedom and awakening.