The Israel/Palestine Center for Research and Information (IPCRI) can be considered an example of Buddhist right action in the context of its mission and activities. Buddhist right action is a fundamental principle of Buddhist ethics, which emphasizes doing what is morally and ethically right to reduce suffering and promote well-being. IPCRI’s work aligns with several …
Compassion, or “Karuna” in Buddhism, is a fundamental concept that encourages us to empathize and alleviate the suffering of others. Let’s explore how the teachings of Karuna can be seen in certain actions and movements, focusing on the importance of peace, justice, and humanitarian rights. Understanding Karuna in Buddhism In Buddhism, Karuna is one of …
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In a bustling cooperative village nestled between Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, a remarkable experiment in harmonious living unfolds. Neve Shalom – Wat as-Salm, or the ‘Oasis of Peace,’ stands as a testament to the power of selfless giving, a concept deeply rooted in the philosophy of Karma Yoga. This unique village was jointly founded by …
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1. Karma Yoga is the yoga of action, involving both action and the results of that action. 2. Selfless giving is the key to Karma Yoga and finding happiness. 3. Most people are unhappy because they focus on doing things for themselves, leading to dissatisfaction. 4. Selfless giving leads to happiness and fulfillment, even more …
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In a world marked by conflicts and tension, the concept of “cold peace” offers a unique perspective on diplomatic relationships between nations. Cold peace represents a state of relative peace between two countries, despite continued domestic opposition to the peace treaty. This dynamic may seem contradictory, but when viewed through the lens of Buddhist Samma …
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