Mindfully Ending Addiction
Sangeeta Bansal
3 June 2014
Sangeeta Bansal Ph.D, a researcher and writer, is also the founder of a non-profit called Mindside, which aims to make the benefits of mindfulness meditation
“Pizzled” and “Frazzled” Minds: How Meditation can Help
Sangeeta Bansal
8 March 2014
Sangeeta Bansal Ph.D, a researcher and writer, is also the founder of a non-profit called Mindside, which aims to make the benefits of mindfulness meditation
The Healing Power of Meditation: A Book Review
Sangeeta Bansal
8 March 2014
Sangeeta Bansal Ph.D, a researcher and writer, is also the founder of a non-profit called Mindside, which aims to make the benefits of mindfulness meditation
Countering Depression by Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT)
John Cannon
24 January 2014
Prof. Mark Williams is the Director of the Oxford Mindfulness Centre. He helped in the development of Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy as one alternative in
Khandro Thrinlay Chodon: Warmth and flair that eases traditional values into modernity
Raymond Lam
27 December 2013
Her story reads like a fairytale. Via her mother’s ancestry, she has royal blood flowing from the line of Songsten Gampo’s minister Lonpo Ghar. Her great-grandfather,
The Mind and its Mental Factors
Jasmine Cheung
12 October 2013
Materialists claim that the physical world, which can be touched and measured, is the only reality that exists. But Buddhism sees the physical world as merely illusions arisen from creations
Meditation and the clinical applications of mindfulness
Quyen Ngo
27 September 2013
‘The benefits of meditation are two-fold,’ says Ajahn Brahmali, a Buddhist monk of over 11 years standing, a resident of the Bodhinyana Buddhist Monastery in Western Australia. ‘The
The Benefits of Meditation
Quyen Ngo
27 September 2013
If you ever visit a Buddhist monastery, the chances are you will come across some of the happiest people you have ever met. Monks and
Buddhist psychology and mental cultivation: The Noble Eightfold Path and the blissful state
John Victor Niklasson
11 July 2013
1. Introduction Through intellectual, moral and spiritual perfection, the Noble Eightfold path leads to happiness, peace and freedom. It is the path that begins with
Overcoming Cankers (āsava) in Daily Life!
Ven. Nyanabodhi
11 May 2013
Editor’s note: This feature was first published in the now-retired Bodhi Journal, Issue 14, December 2009. ?sava(s) together with latent tendencies (anusaya), fetters (sa?yojana) and hindrances
A Psychology of Joy – Reflections from Living in a Tibetan Monastery
buddhistdoor
17 April 2013
Editor’s note: This feature was first published in the now-retired Bodhi Journal, Issue 2, January 2007. The first time I met a Tibetan monk I
The fundamental principles of Buddhist psychology and their relevance to Buddhism as a religion
Professor Y. Karunadasa
17 April 2013
Editor’s note: This feature was first published in the now-retired Bodhi Journal, Issue 2, January 2007. 1. Introduction This article presents a summary elucidation of