Buddhism

Mindful commerce: weaving Buddhist ethics into business to foster prosperity with compassion, wisdom, and integrity.

In Buddhism, the problem of suffering is caused by three main factors: ignorance, attachment, and aversion.

Patachara’s story shows how deep sorrow can lead to liberation, as the Dharma transforms—not erases—our experience of pain.

Explore the meaning of Mahayana, a major branch of Buddhism. Learn its principles, history, and impact on Buddhist philosophy and practice.

The Visuddhimagga is a detailed meditation manual that maps the path from virtue to insight, offering a systematic guide to liberation in Theravāda Buddhism.

The "Flower Adornment Sutra," also known as the "Avatamsaka Sutra," is a major Mahayana Buddhist scripture in East Asian Buddhism.

Buddhists may worship in a variety of places, such as temples, monasteries, or at home.

Ratnasambhava is one of the Five Dhyani Buddhas, also known as the Five Transcendent Buddhas, in Vajrayana Buddhism.

"Bodhi" is a term in Buddhism that refers to the awakening or enlightenment of a person.

Elder Nuns embody decades of mindful practice, offering quiet strength, wisdom, and guidance within the Buddhist monastic community.

You don’t need to be a monk to practice Buddhism—its wisdom thrives in daily life, offering peace and clarity to laypeople.

A bodhisattva is typically depicted as a compassionate and altruistic being and is often represented in Buddhist art and literature.