With the Thai government presenting our prime minister with the Tipitaka, I thought it would be nice to revisit Buddhism this ...

Buddha didn’t have to deal with Wi-Fi drops or WhatsApp group spam, but his 4 Noble Truths—delivered under a Bodhi tree—still ...

behaviour which causes suffering because it is selfish, greedy or dishonest. Such behaviour would be a breach of the Five Moral Precepts. Many Buddhist monks and nuns choose a life of celibacy.

behaviour which causes suffering because it is selfish, greedy or dishonest. Such behaviour would be a breach of the Five Moral Precepts. Many Buddhist monks and nuns choose a life of celibacy.

We often hear it translated as "suffering," and the First Noble Truth of Buddhism is commonly stated as “Life is suffering.” But as Griffith explained, that translation is misleading.

Gratitude shifts your focus from what you lack to what you have. Buddhism encourages appreciating the simple joys of life, such as good health, relationships, and the beauty of nature. Everything ...

which are closest to the words of Buddha, clearly outline ways to reduce suffering and find peace in life,” he said. “For modern people suffering from distress, they serve as both a wake-up ...