Buddhist ethics course taught by Prof. Diane Denis has been a highlight for me this semester (Spring 2022). While choosing the subject, I did not
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Spring is here again, and with it the sun has returned to Scandinavia. The nature is changing color from its brown-grey nakedness into lush green,
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There is something very dreamlike about online study. Here I am attending school in Nepal, yet I am in the USA. I am sitting with
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In the first year of my MA TTIP, I got this wonderful opportunity to study the text The Beacon of Certainty (nges shes sgron me)
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Going daily around the Boudhanath Stupa had been one of my treasured activities during my previous studies in Nepal. Now that the pandemic and the
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I’m sure it happened to you not too long ago at work: you’re quietly minding your own business, trying to do your best at whatever
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As, Gary L. Francine has said, “Veganism is not just a diet. It is not just a “lifestyle.” It is a non-violent act of defiance.
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Contemplative Photography One of my favorite courses till now is the Buddhist Art course taught by Diane Denis. Although we were not able to physically
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The sun, the moon, a lamp, a lightning flash – They may illuminate, but they hardly clear away the inner murk. This Bodhichitta is extolled
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I. “Patience means to gladly undertake and bear difficult tasks without being upset by anything whatsoever. It can be divided into three: the patience of
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