A short introduction to Buddhism and Buddhist thinking. This is the first article of a series.
- Body Mind And Soul
- Body Mind Link
- Buddha
- Buddhism Karma
- Crystal Healing
- Dharma
- Energy Healing
- God Prayer Healing
- Healing
- Healing Crystals
- Healing Prayers
- Healing Scriptures
- Karma
- Meaning Of Karma
- Mind Body Connection
- Mind Body Dualism
- Mind Body Interaction
- Mind Body Medicine
- Pranic Healing
- Reiki
- Reincarnation
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This article gives a brief introduction to the epic drama from India – The Mahabharata. It is of immense importance to the culture of the Indian subcontinent, and is a major text of Hinduism.
A brief background history of the origin of Tibetan art: From the historical Buddha Shakyamuni until the Gadri style of Tibetan Thangka painting developed through the introduction of a Chinese art style.
Buddha predicted that in future after 1500 years of his passing away, in the land of the north of the red face barbarian, Je Tsongkhapa will revitalise the teachings of the Buddha when it has become declined, perverted and polluted
Thangka painting is an ancient Tibetan Buddhist art form, which has been practised in Tibet for much more than one thousand years. Thangka simply is the Tibetan word for painting. In the paintings of this Tibetan Buddhist art form the many and various deities and venerable teachers such as…
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Everything is impermanent by nature. There's no choice – nothing lasts. What is the definition of impermanence? Any phenomenon – any item, object, thought, place, person, situation, whatever – that is dependent on other causes or phenomena for its existence, is impermanent.
The Hindu concept of God goes beyond considering Him as the supreme, all mighty and omniscient figure.
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By: Swami Radhanandaji “God is Love,” rather “Love is God.” One who can see the fine difference between these two statements is the only true Lover of God. By nature, every one is after love, but only true saints and true servants of God have really experienced the awareness of Divine Love. There are two [...]
By: Janis Mclellan It took Buddha a whole lifetime to discover and refine the secrets to enlightenment, but a meager forty-nine days after reaching enlightenment he was asked to teach all he had learned. Buddha rose without question from his deep meditation to help the monks in there quest for knowledge. The lesson Buddha taught [...]
By: Brenda Shoshanna No matter what is happening around us, we do not have to react impulsively, but can learn to respond. Giving into automatic negative reactions can become addictive and it’s important to learn how to diffuse them. The steps offered here are simple, but powerful. The more we practice them the stronger we [...]
By: Amlan Roychowdhury What is Dharma and its relevance in all religion. Once George Bernard Shaw said that common sence is not common in common people. Today I feel that how true this dictum is. Time and again we as humans show no sign of possessing the most precious virtue –the common sense. I have [...]
