Keylong: A Mix of Nature And Buddhism
17/08/2013 16:39 (GMT+7)
Just 122 km north of the picturesque Manali tourist resort, a serpentine road meandering its way through the gargantuan hills takes you to a haven of green fields and willow trees.
One day forum to explore Buddhism's adaptation to the 21st Century
16/08/2013 19:34 (GMT+7)
The Buddhist Gem Fellowship (BGF) will be organizing a one day forum entitled "Adapting Buddhism to the 21st Century", The event is organized in memory of the late Ven Dr K Sri Dhammananda, commemorating his legacy as a far sighted monk.

Tibetan culture on display during Shoton Festival
15/08/2013 17:01 (GMT+7)
The Shoton Festival, which ended Monday in Lhasa, capital of Tibet, featured multiple displays of Tibetan culture, including opera performances and exhibitions of painted scrolls and Tibetan calligraphy.
Why Buddhism must be at the forefront of Nalanda U
14/08/2013 09:19 (GMT+7)
The resuscitation of Nalanda University have recently been questioned by Buddhist groups from South and North East Asia. The biggest lament was that no Buddhist monks have been elected to its board. Unlike the Nalanda U of old, where eminent Buddhist scholar monks were the rectors, governors in the proposed new set up contains an overwhelming majority with 'secular' credentials.

A Life Plan
14/08/2013 09:10 (GMT+7)
To make the best use of our human potential, we need not only a practical aim in life, but a life plan for achieving that aim. The preceding two sections of this essay show the groundwork for developing a proper sense of values, the values essential for gaining happiness, success, and security within the mundane life and for progressing towards the ultimate goal of the Buddhist path, Nibbana.
Terror suspect could be linked to Buddhist temple bombing: Police
12/08/2013 10:42 (GMT+7)
The National Police’s Densus 88 counterterrorism squad have arrested Muhammad Syaiful Sabani alias Ipul, who allegedly sought funds to finance the foiled Myanmar Embassy bomb plot in May and the bombing of a Buddhist temple in West Jakarta last week. 

Buddhism in Norway
10/08/2013 10:41 (GMT+7)
As an alternative religion, Norwegians seeking spiritual development differing from that offered by the prevailing Protestant faiths first brought Buddhism to Norway in the early 1970s by. A Zen school was started in 1972 near Frogner Park at the periphery of the downtown area of Oslo. The first society offering study and practice of Tibetan Buddhism was founded in 1975. Thereafter Norwegian adherents of other Buddhist creeds started circles for them.
Cultivating kungfu masters in Africa
09/08/2013 09:21 (GMT+7)
For Josephy Mnyanya, a 14-year-old boy from Malawi, Africa, is biologically his homeland but China offers the nutrients for his growth.

Three-story Stone Pagoda of Goseonsa Temple
06/08/2013 21:05 (GMT+7)
This pagoda was built at the old site of Goseonsa Temple, where Wonhyodaesa, one of the greatest Buddhist priests, was the chief priest.

Meditation leads to an effective use of the brain
01/08/2013 08:42 (GMT+7)
Are you always rushing from one place to the next? Do you often eat without really tasting the food? If you do, then listen up: part of your brain may be in overdrive, acting as though you're being chased by a predator. Not only is it not doing you any good, it's also making you function inefficiently.
An opportunity to reflect on the idea of compassion
01/08/2013 08:35 (GMT+7)
With Ramadan and Khao Phansa coinciding this year, Southeast Asians have had a rare chance to celebrate two great religious festivals at the same time

Why Buddhism and the West Need Each Other
31/07/2013 16:31 (GMT+7)
The mercy of the West has been social revolution. The mercy of the East has been individual insight into the basic self/void. We need both. - Gary Snyder
Secularism is respecting all religions, say Dalai Lama and Dada J P Vaswani
30/07/2013 07:57 (GMT+7)
Secularism does not favour one god over another, rather manifests as a belief in a supreme power present in all humanity, said spiritual leaders Dalai Lama and Dada J P Vaswani of the Sadhu Vaswani Mission, as they came together on one stage on Sunday as part of the week-long celebrations of Dada Vaswani's 95th birthday.

Indians are spiritual teachers: Dalai Lama
28/07/2013 15:09 (GMT+7)
Pune, Maharashtra, India, 27 July 2013 (TNN) - Hundreds of Buddhists made a beeline for the Ganesh Kala Krida Rangmanch on Friday to catch a glimpse of Tibetan spiritual leader the Dalai Lama, who is on a three-day visit to the city.
Understanding the Sinhala Buddhist doctrine of ‘Holding On’
27/07/2013 19:34 (GMT+7)
“I do not say you can attain purity by views, traditions, morality or conventions, nor will you gain purity without these. But by using them for abandonment rather than as positions to hold on to, you will come to be at peace without the need to be anything.” – Buddha

Monks come off the mountain to bring Buddhism to Tokyo
27/07/2013 16:38 (GMT+7)
In today's busy world, not every worshipper has the time to make the age-old pilgrimage to Mount Hieizan, the historic seat of the Tendai Buddhist sect.
2nd Century Bodhisattva statue to lead Buddhist art exhibition
27/07/2013 11:10 (GMT+7)
A statue of a Bodhisattva from the 2nd Century will star at Sotheby's NY in September.

Science and Meditation: New Developments in Buddhist Research
24/07/2013 11:13 (GMT+7)
Buddhism has many unique assets as a religious tradition. It has been received well in many Western countries. It places humankind at the center of its attention. It does not require you to believe in a god. It requires you to be rational and to use reason to make decisions. Also, Buddhism includes meditation, a practical method of self-development. As Venerable Tenzin Palmo explains: “You can experience for yourself, it is not based on faith, it’s based on very pragmatic basis which if you are willing to really use these tools, and you will see through yourself how very true this is.” Thus, meditation is not considered to be necessarily religious in Western countries.
Amartya Sen on Nalanda – Reviving an ancient Buddhist campus
22/07/2013 10:00 (GMT+7)
Bodh Gaya, India -- Nobel laureate Amartya Sen, professor of economics and philosophy at Harvard and former master of Trinity College, Cambridge, was last year appointed as the first chancellor of the proposed Nalanda International University on the site of the ancient Buddhist institution. YOJANA SHARMA spoke to him about the project located in India’s impoverished Bihar state not far from Bodh Gaya, where Buddha is said to have received enlightenment.

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