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Experience the timeless wisdom of the Buddha through art, imagery, and symbolism that speak beyond words. These visuals bring the teachings to life and open the door to reflection and insight.

One of the oldest Mahayana sutras, featuring the wealthy merchant householder Vimalakīrti, who is also a powerful bodhisattva with Buddha-like qualities. The text explores profound themes through dramatic encounters and miraculous events.

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The Power of Stepping Back: Why Sometimes the Wisest Move Is to Pause In our…

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Suffering and the Flow of Reality: Why Life’s Ups and Downs Are Natural One of…

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It was a hot day. I placed my chair at the edge of the lake…

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Form and Emptiness: The Fish and Its Shadow When we hear the phrase “form is…

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In Buddhist thought, the connection between mind and Buddha-nature is very close—sometimes described as essentially…

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Vakkali Sutta

Vakkali — The Monk Who Longed to See the Buddha In the ancient city of…

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🌸 What Are the Six Pāramitās?

The Six Paramitas (Sanskrit) or Six Perfections are fundamental practices in Mahayana Buddhism, forming the core training for a Bodhisattva – an awakened being who vows to postpone their own ultimate enlightenment to help all other sentient beings achieve liberation.

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Close-up of a grand stone Buddha statue with a serene expression against a blue sky.

 

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