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Love without action is just a four letter wordby Suphani Thawatchai, The Buddhist Channel, Jan 2, 2020
Bangkok, Thailand -- Tam Suphachai owns a money exchange counter at the corner of a heavily trafficked walkway in a Bangkok mall. His business is good but not brisk unless the high travel season kicks on. On the last Thursday of every month in the last year or so, a lady would drop by his counter to send money back to her hometown in Udon Thani province. The amount she sends is always the same, 20,000 baht.
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Mind-Body Connection During Meditation Can Now Be Measured, Thanks To Scienceby Arjun Walia, Collective Evolution, June 3, 2017Hong Kong, China -- There are some “scientists” out there who believe that the mind-body connection is complete pseudoscience. This is very strange, especially given the fact that countless peer-reviewed studies published by many reputable scientists and institutions have shown a direct connection between our mind and our body. more…
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Science has proved that meditation can improve quality of life: Buddhist masterby Seethalakshmi, TNN, Apr 16, 2017BENGALURU, India -- He believes that it's up to us to live with a problem/situation in life or fight it. As an 8-year-old, Tibetan meditation master Yongey Mingyur Rinpoche suffered from anxiety disorder. But he conquered it through meditation. The millionaire monk, who founded the Tergar Meditation Centres across the globe, was in Bengaluru to lead a session at the Srishti School of Design and Technology. more…
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The Vegetarian Buffet at This Buddhist Monastery Is What’s Missing from Your Lifeby Thomas Harlander, Los Angeles Times, February 27, 2017 Hsi Lai Temple’s dining hall is a little-known gem in Hacienda Heights
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Bridging Buddhism & Science, Emory Tibet Symposium, Day OneEIN News, Dec 18, 2016Mundgod, Karnataka (India) -- Today, His Holiness the Dalai Lama elected to walk the relatively short distance between Drepung Lachi and Drepung Loseling. He greeted well-wishers along the way, as well as offering comfort to beggars who also vied for his attention. In the spacious Loseling assembly hall approximately 3000 monks, 260 nuns - including the 20 new Geshe-mas - local Tibetan school-children, and people from abroad were gathered to attend the first international Emory Tibet Symposium. more…
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Ajiro: Vegetarian ‘shojin ryori’ in a Buddhist temple complex