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Buddhism and Emptiness
What does emptiness mean in modern Buddhism? The term is both more complex and more illusory than it may seem at first glance. Emptiness, or ... -
The Conflict Caused by Spiritual Poverty Beliefs in Buddhism
Buddhism dictates that attachment to things brings inner turmoil and misery because all things on the earth are temporary. That is why, in order to ... -
The Use of Psychedelics in the Buddhist Community
There many not be a more contentious issue among the Buddhist laity than the ritual use of psychedelics to augment our practice in an attempt ... -
A Buddhists Guide to Clearing the Root Chakra
In Buddhism, the chakras are pools of energy found within the body. There are seven main chakras, including the Muladhara or root chakra, the Svadhisthana ... -
Tibetan Singing Bowls: A Buddhist Tradition & Meditation Aid
Tibetan singing bowls are a longstanding Buddhist tradition that dates back to the time of Buddha Shakyamuni. This simple tool is believed to help bring ... -
What Is Samadhi?: Complete Absorption of the Self in Buddhism
Samadhi is described as being in an intense state of concentration. In Hindu yoga, it is considered the final stage where the practitioner reaches divine ... -
Exploring the Many Benefits of Vipassana Meditation
Vipassana is one of the most ancient meditation methods used in India today. Gotama Buddha rediscovered this technique over 2,500 years ago. The term means ... -
Samsara in Buddhism
The concept of Samsara in Buddhism teaches that human beings have the ultimate control over themselves. -
Meditation: Healing Prisoners' Body and Mind
Meditation has been used by people, Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike, for years to help relieve stress. What place could be more stressful than a prison? ... -
Stupas in the Buddhist Religion
Stupas in the Buddhist religion are a symbol best defined as a spiritual monument. Stupas are small enough to place on a mantle or are ...
