From Bangladesh to Hong Kong: Connecting Buddhist Cultures through the Tradition of Annaprashan
Dipen Barua
27 August 2021
Bangladeshi Buddhist ritual takes root in Hong Kong’s Buddhist community
A Feast of Liberation: Tung Lin Kok Yuen Canada Society’s shuilu fahui
Raymond Lam
18 April 2019
The ritual as pinnacle of Chinese Buddhism’s unique…
Hong Kong’s First Buddhist Art Museum Inaugurated at Tsz Shan Monastery
Justin Whitaker
28 March 2019
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Master Hin Hung: Pioneering Modern Buddhist Studies in Hong Kong
Tsering Namgyal
3 September 2018
Inception of a Buddhist legacy
Buddhism and Sustainability: A Conversation with Green Monday Founder David Yeung
Craig C Lewis
14 February 2018
A Buddhist perspective on sustainable living
Buddhistdoor View: Involving the Young in Hong Kong Buddhism—No Easy Route
Buddhistdoor Global
13 November 2017
Evaluating Hong Kong Buddhism’s progress in youth…
The Growth of Theravada Buddhism in Hong Kong
Nagasena Sraman
31 October 2017
Better than a thousand verses, comprising useless wordsis one beneficial single line, by hearing which one is pacified. (Thera, 96) Hong Kong is one of
Tung Lin Kok Yuen: A Living Monument to the History and Heritage of Buddhism in Hong Kong
Raymond Lam
7 July 2017
Preserving an 82-year-old temple that continues to…
Prof. Ven. Dhammajoti on Studying Original Texts and Languages and Approaching Buddhism with Integrity and Rigor
Raymond Lam
17 February 2017
Over the course of his life, Venerable Dhammajoti has devoted himself to a path of Buddhist study (not just in the academic Buddhist Studies sense,
Anam Thubten Rinpoche On Non-attachment, Being a Buddhist Gypsy, and Impermanence
Raymond Lam
10 February 2017
Dharmic insights for urban Buddhists
Tam Po Shek and Wing Chi Ip: Refreshing the Soul and the Senses by Playing the Flute and Drinking Tea
Grace Ko
10 February 2017
While our senses may have become dulled by city life, two masters, Tam Po Shek and Wing Chi Ip, teach us that we can find