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Dharmic Language - The Language of Liberationby Kooi F. Lim, The Buddhist Channel, 15 March 2025Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia -- After years of Dharma practice and contemplation, I have come to see how profoundly our language shapes our path to awakening. The words we use aren't merely labels - they're the very scaffolding of our understanding, the maps we use to navigate our inner landscape. more…
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NORBU stuns by producing a mathematical model to explain paticca samuppada (dependant origination)The Buddhist Channel, 7 March 2025Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia -- Just today, on "X," I read that "the intelligence of AI doubles approximately every six months. This makes it irrelevant how intelligent AI currently is. In this respect, all significant changes are only months away - not years. Both utopia and dystopia are on the horizon!" more…
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Between Forest Monks and Town Monks: Lessons from the Gulissāni SuttaThe Buddhist Channel, 5 Feb 2025New Delhi, India -- The Gulissāni Sutta (MN 69) is a teaching given by Venerable Sariputta at Vulture Peak near Rajagaha. The discourse was prompted by an incident involving a forest-dwelling monk named Gulissāni who, when visiting the monastic community, did not behave properly. His actions led Sariputta to teach about the essential qualities of a good practitioner, emphasizing that these qualities apply to all monks, whether they live in the forest or in a town. more…
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Buddha-fields: Realms of Infinite Possibilityby WanChai, The Buddhist Channel, 11 Oct 2024Hong Kong, China -- Have you ever gazed at the night sky and wondered about the vastness of the universe? In the rich tapestry of Buddhist thought, there's a concept that expands our understanding of existence even further: Buddha-fields. These aren't just distant planets or galaxies, but entire realms of existence, each associated with a specific Buddha. more…
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The Buddha's practice of Kataññutā (gratitude)by Bodhi Mandala, The Buddhist Channel, 26 Aug 2024Kathmandu, Nepal -- In Buddhist tradition, the story of the Buddha’s enlightenment under the Bodhi tree is well-known. After attaining enlightenment, the Buddha spent seven weeks in the vicinity of the Bodhi tree. more…
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Spiritual Tea-Break with Khenpo Pema Rinpoche and Khenpo Namgyal RinpocheBy Kooi F. Lim, The Buddhist Channel, 12 July 2024Puchong, Selangor (Malaysia) -- Today is Chokhor Duchen (9 July 2024), celebrated by Tibetan Buddhists on the fourth day of the sixth Tibetan month. The day commemorates the Buddha’s turning of the Dharma wheel. For seven weeks after his enlightenment, Buddha did not teach. Finally, encouraged by Indra and Brahma, he turned the Wheel of Dharma for the first time at Sarnath, teaching the ‘Four Noble Truths’. more…
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