What Is Rebirth in Buddhism?
Rebirth in Buddhism is the continual cycle of life shaped by karma, offering chances for growth, learning, and liberation.
Buddhism Basics
Right Mindfulness: Living with Clear Awareness
Right Mindfulness is clear, wise awareness rooted in the present moment—guiding us toward insight and freedom from suffering, not just calm.
What Does “Letting Go” Mean in Buddhism?
In Buddhism, letting go isn’t loss—it’s the path to freedom, releasing clinging to find peace, clarity, and awakening beyond suffering.
What Is Dependent Origination (Paticca Samuppāda)?
Dependent Origination (Paticca Samuppāda) shows how all things arise through causes, revealing interdependence behind suffering and freedom.
What Is the Difference Between Theravāda and Mahāyāna Buddhism?
Unpacks key differences in Theravāda and Mahāyāna to show Buddhism’s depth—both guide you toward awakening in unique ways.
How Can I Start Practicing Buddhism?
You don’t need to convert to start Buddhism—just an open mind and a wish to live with more wisdom, compassion, and mindful presence.
The Power of Patience (Kṣānti)
Kṣānti, or patience in Buddhism, is courageous strength—enduring hardship with compassion and accepting life as it is.
Right Livelihood: The Buddhist Path to Ethical Work
Right Livelihood means earning a living in ways that align with compassion and integrity, supporting peace rather than causing harm.