Buddhism teaches that suffering arises from attachment to desires, outcomes, and material possessions. Gratitude shifts your ...

Buddhism teaches that suffering arises from attachment to desires, outcomes, and material possessions. Gratitude shifts your focus from what you lack to what you have. Buddhism encourages appreciating ...

Humans are inherently social creatures who require social interaction for their overall well-being. The human mind is a malleable entity susceptible to extraneous influences. ..

In our episode "Buddhist Blessings," we spoke with Katherine "Senshin" Griffith, head teacher at the Zen Center of Los ...

How Greeks Took Buddhism to Various Parts of the World. Credit: Greek Reporter illustration Buddhism, a religion, or according to some, a path towards experiencing ultimate reality, was founded by ...

Will you support our work and become a Vox Member today? Buddhism warns of greed, hatred, and delusion. Resort-goers in the latest season of the HBO hit should be concerned. Alex Abad-Santos is a ...

Excavated after a gap of 6 decades, the Ratnagiri site has revealed three colossal Buddha heads, hundreds of votive stupas, stone inscriptions and images of Buddhist gods and goddesses ...

Gun toting is a sure indication of uncontrolled dukkha. Gunaratne is professor of mass communication emeritus at Minnesota State University Moorhead. He conducts a Buddhist discussion group in ...

Written and Compiled by Ruwan M Jayatunge M.D. PhD (in progress) Reincarnation is the belief that when a person dies, he is reborn again. Reincarnation is regarded as the mental continuum of an ...

The first of the Four Noble Truths is Dukkha, often translated as suffering, stress, or dissatisfaction. According to Buddhism, suffering is an inherent part of existence. This truth does not imply ...

This is about two of the three marks of existence according to Buddhism, namely, impermanence (anicca, in Pali) and soullessness (annatta). Here, anatta is hidden but implied in the concept of anicca.

“Buddhism helps man to find an answer to the question of his ... To explain suffering, the Buddha used the term “Dukkha” which has an universal meaning. Many Western Psychologists misinterpreted the ...