Buddhism

Buddhism has given the world 'four noble truths' of life more than a religion. The chant 'Buddham Saranam Gacchami' brings peach to the body and soul. The religion which was lost is being revived world over.
  • Buddhist Mudras
    Buddhism is a profoundly encompassing religion and there are many Buddhist scriptures and monasteries. In these scriptures and monasteries, one comes across various drawings and statues of Buddha. These statues show Buddha in various gestures. Here is an explanation to what these Buddhist mudras mean.
  • Prisoners of Pleasure
    About the true nature of pleasure and the path to lasting peace, free from the entanglement of desire. . .
  • Which Buddhist Personality Type You Fit In
    Did you know that according to Buddhism, there are different types of personalities that can sum up the human kind? Each personality has its specific trait, which can make it think, speak and act in a specific manner. There are negative and positive aspects attached to each personality, which can explain why you do the things you do. Find out how you can change your life for the better...
  • Buddhist Practices
    There is a major rise in the number of people turning to Buddhism these days, and it very evidently isn't without reason. Find out what it is about these Buddhist practices that is influencing people with every passing day.
  • The Principle of Nonattachment and the Noble Eightfold Path of Buddhism
    The Noble Eightfold Path is an important part of the Buddhist system of thought. Each of the items on the path is related to an underlying Buddhist principle: nonattachment. This article provides some remarks on nonattachment, its history, and its relation to modern Buddhism and the Eightfold Path.
  • How to Become a Monk
    If you have decided to shun the materialistic pleasures of this world and want to reflect on your inner self, you can choose a life of a monk. Read this article to know more.
  • Buddhist Beliefs
    The beliefs enshrined in Buddhism contain teachings of Buddha that have the answers to the questions of the materialistic and spiritual world. These beliefs form the essence of Buddhist religion and they have been mentioned in this article.
  • Tibetan Symbols
    If you are looking for information on Tibetan symbols and meanings, you have landed on the right page. Symbols of Tibetan Buddhism are the main subject of this article. Read and get to know about Tibetan Buddhist symbols and motifs.
  • The Four Noble Truths of Buddhism
    Buddhism was a natural reaction to the growing complexity of Brahmanism and was a part of the intellectual revolution of the sixth century BC. To know about the four noble truths of Buddhism, read on...
  • Symbols of Buddhism
    The symbols of Buddhism are more popular among the Buddhist monks of Tibet, compared to other countries where Buddhism is practiced. This article details a few important symbols of Buddhism.
  • Basic Beliefs of Buddhism
    Buddhism is popular not only in South Asian Countries but also in many western countries. One of the reasons could be because Buddhism has answers and solutions to problems faced by the people living in the materialistic world. This article gives an insight into the basic beliefs of Buddhism.
  • Siddhartha Gautama: The Buddha
    A record of the life of Siddhartha Gautama who later on came to be known as the Buddha.
  • Buddhism Facts: History of Buddhism
    The Buddhist flag is a symbol of faith and peace used throughout the world to represent the Buddhist faith. Each color on the flag represents the colors of the aura that emanated from Buddha's body when He attained enlightenment under the Bodhi tree. Read ahead to know more...
  • Engaged Buddhism
    While some traditionalist practitioners of Buddhism advise against becoming involved in politics, those who practice engaged Buddhism claim that being mindful means getting involved.
  • The Sacred Mandala in Vajrayana Buddhism
    In Vajrayana Buddhism, the mandala is seen as a sacred space which serves to aid meditation and purity of thought.
  • Buddhist Festivals
    Buddhism was brought to Tibet by Guru Padmasambhav. Before that a religion known as 'Bon' founded by a certain Shenrab Mibo flourished in Tibet.
  • Becoming a Buddhist - Spirituality Versus Tradition
    Joining a suitable meditation group will help you take up daily meditation practice that is liberating and healing. What's involved in becoming a Buddhist and taking the precepts and refuges? How do liberal and traditional definitions differ? How can you best deal with the sectarian conformist environment, especially on a residential Buddhist meditation retreat?
  • Impermanence and No-self - Spirituality Versus Buddhist Doctrine
    Suffering, impermanence, no-self and desire are central to Buddhism, and significant to the spiritual path. But when we examine how Buddhism applies these themes, and quote scripture, is it suitable for those who might deepen their interest in Buddhism?
  • Liberation - Philosophy Versus Buddhist Scriptures
    Liberation is the Third Noble Truth in Buddhism. From my experience, I say that realizing the experience of being free in daily life is significant to the spiritual path and becoming a mature and well-balanced person. But when we examine what Buddhism says on this theme, and quote scriptures, does Buddhism display real philosophy?
  • Suffering - Philosophy Versus Buddhist Scriptures
    Suffering and the cause of suffering are the First and Second Noble Truths in Buddhism. From my experience, I say that these themes are significant to the spiritual path, personal growth and becoming a mature, well-balanced person. But when we analyze what Buddhism says on these themes, and quote Buddhist scriptures, does Buddhism display real philosophy?