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Non-violence, a fundamental principle in Buddhism
The word “Ahimsa,” derived from Sanskrit, means non-harm or non-injury and is often translated into English as non-violence. ...
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How mindfulness rooted in Buddhist traditions can foster balance, self-awareness, and profound personal growth.
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The word “Ahimsa,” derived from Sanskrit, means non-harm or non-injury and is often translated into English as non-violence. The dictionary defines ...
This book examines why Buddhism did not reach the West until the 18th century
Post the Industrial Revolution in the 18th century, there was a progressive demand in the United Kingdom and Europe for ...
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A Tamil Buddhist yogi went to Zanzibar, Macau in 1500s. Changes what we know about Buddhism
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Who was the Buddha?
Who was the Buddha, and how did his teachings shape history? This video uncovers the life of Siddhartha Gautama, debunks common misconceptions, and explores his journey to enlightenment.