The Origin of Buddhism: A Concise History
He remembered a time when he was just a boy sitting under a rose apple tree. By dawn, he realised the four noble truths...
Malcolm HuxterTradition
The Buddha’s Path Of Freedom And Climate Change Mitigation
The Buddha’s four noble truths and the eight-fold path of wisdom, ethics and meditation can not only lead to individual awakening but can also...
Malcolm Huxter
Zen’s Two Silences
Zen priest and teacher Seiso Paul Cooper examines the relationship to sounds and silence as well as all inner and outer perceptual experiences from...
Seiso Paul Cooper, Sensei
How Buddhist’s Approach Mindfulness and Meditation
This article addresses mindfulness and Buddhist meditation and clarifies the differences between the serenity and insight aspects of meditation.
Malcolm Huxter
Coronavirus & The Buddha’s Four Noble Truths
April 2020: Could coronavirus, which is causing suffering across the globe, be like the mud of a lotus pond? Could humanity and the social,...
Malcolm Huxter
The Art Of An Open Question
Why do we cultivate more compassion and strengthen our relationships when asking open questions? Reflect with Buddhist teacher Scott Tusa.
Scott Tusa
Lama Rod Owens About The Meaning & Aspects Of Happiness
"Happiness is the natural state of our minds, as it holds space for all the material of our minds and our experiences, both the...
Lama Rod Owens
Insight and Vipassana Meditation: Where the Attention Goes
The insight aspect of meditation serves to deconstruct the problems we may create out of misunderstanding and misperception. Join Dharma teacher Malcolm Huxter as...
Malcolm Huxter
Buddhahood: The Four Seals Of Buddhism
The teachings on the Four Seals (or three marks) form the foundational principles of the Buddhist path. An orientation towards, and a willingness to...
Scott Tusa
Practicing Serenity Meditation To Realise Nirvana
In this blog, Dharma teacher Mal Huxter highlights some features of serenity meditation or the cultivation of serenity. Learn about the power of the...
Malcolm Huxter