Buddhism Basics

Tibetan Buddhism: The Path of Wisdom, Ritual, and Compassion

Tibetan Buddhism: The Path of Wisdom, Ritual, and Compassion

Tibetan Buddhism blends ancient wisdom and practical insight, offering a path of compassion and clarity that still resonates worldwide today.

Vipassana in Buddhism

Vipassana in Buddhism

Vipassana, or insight meditation, trains us to see reality clearly—revealing impermanence, suffering, and non-self as keys to inner freedom.

Bhikkhu in Buddhism: Who Are They and Why Do They Matter?

Bhikkhu in Buddhism: Who Are They and Why Do They Matter?

A deep, compassionate guide to the life, meaning, and path of a Bhikkhu — the Buddhist monk devoted to inner peace and awakening.

Bhikkhuni: The Journey of Buddhist Nuns

Bhikkhuni: The Journey of Buddhist Nuns

Bhikkhunis are fully ordained Buddhist women who live with discipline and wisdom, embodying the path of awakening and service.

Monk in Buddhism: Who Are They Really?

Monk in Buddhism: Who Are They Really?

In a noisy world, the image of a Buddhist monk evokes simplicity, clarity, and a meaningful path toward awakening.

Maitreya: The Future Buddha of Loving-Kindness

Maitreya: The Future Buddha of Loving-Kindness

Maitreya, the future Buddha, symbolizes hope, loving-kindness, and the ever-present possibility of awakening in a suffering world.

Who Was the Buddha?

Who Was the Buddha?

Who was the Buddha? A man who left luxury to seek truth, found awakening, and inspired millions seeking peace and compassion.

What Is Buddhism?

What Is Buddhism?

Buddhism is a path of wisdom, ethical living, and mindfulness that leads to the end of suffering and inner freedom.

Sangharaja: The Supreme Leader of the Buddhist Monastic Community

Sangharaja: The Supreme Leader of the Buddhist Monastic Community

The Sangharaja is the spiritual head of the monastic Sangha, guiding the community with wisdom, discipline, and national moral leadership.

What Is “Right Speech” in Daily Life?

What Is “Right Speech” in Daily Life?

What is “Right Speech” in daily life—its meaning, why it matters, and how to practice mindful, truthful communication.