Smiling at an Old Friend
Nina Müller
29 May 2012
Nina is a graduate of the Centre of Buddhist Studies at the University of Hong Kong. — Fast abrupt, I don’t know where am I
A Great Insight into the Charity of
Brenda Leung
1 March 2012
You may, or may not, have heard of the Tzu Chi organization? What you will come to discover in this well-written book about its history,
Corporate Craving and Buddhist Compassion: Is There a Middle Path for Buddhist Business?
Jan W. Walls
1 March 2012
INTRODUCTION I would like to begin by stating a few of my assumptions regarding Buddhism and Buddhists before entering into a discussion of the topic.
A Buddhist View on Capitalism and Consumerism
Maggie Chau
1 February 2012
The world economy has been going through a crisis since the summer of 2007 and this turmoil affects the normal rhythm and fluctuations of stock prices, currency
Criteria for Moral Judgment, from a Buddhist perspective
Rev. Amritananda
1 January 2012
It is axiomatic that every religion accepts the existence of morality and immorality. But, when we come to the point of how to judge an
The Power of a Name
Cathy Ziengs
1 January 2012
Dandelion seeds. Did you ever pick a dandelion plant on a warm summer day, and hold it to the sky, and blow the soft seeds
A Grandmother’s Wisdom
Nina Müller
1 January 2012
A few weeks ago, I visited my grandmother who lives in Stockholm. In Sweden, people call their grandmothers by two different names: farmor, which means father’s
Sacred Speech and Sacred Bodies
Raymond Lam
20 November 2011
This is a modified version of an article I wrote for MouthLondon, a London youth, media and journalism magazine. The cosmopolitanism of London is one
Was Steve Jobs really Buddhist?
Raymond Lam
12 November 2011
Of course, I’m not questioning the man himself, who was truly a brilliant entrepreneur with a work ethic to be envied and emulated assiduously. I
Pathbreaking Grants To Harvard And Stanford Universities From The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Will Advance Understanding Of Buddhist Thought And Practice Across The United States
The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Press
3 October 2011
HONG KONG, October 3, 2011 — Mr. Robert Y. C. Ho, Chairman of the Board of The Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation, today announced that
Just a Little Awareness!
Ven. Rahulananda
1 September 2011
Most of the time in our life we do not do what we actually should do. Rather, we do what we think we should do.
Buddha loves Gaia: Mahayana Reflections on the Global Ecological Crisis
Raymond Lam
1 September 2011
Buddhism is a religion that respects and cares for the Earth. As they walk by the Buddha’s side, disciples do not forget that Mother Nature,