NEW DELHI, (ANI) – Founded in India, Buddhism also found a fertile ground in Southeast Asia, where it took root and flourished for centuries, shaping the region’s socioeconomic, political ...

This assumption of certainty sharply contrasts with one of the fundamental insights of Buddhism. Despite the reality of continuous change, people often mistakenly invest in multiple aspects of life as ...

The 7th Tibetan Buddhism Doctrinal Interpretation Seminar kicked off in Lhasa, the capital of the Xizang autonomous region, on Thursday, gathering more than 900 participants. [Photo by Palden ...

Opposition Leader Sajith Premadasa, issuing a message on the occasion of Poson Poya, said that we should follow the path of Buddhism and move towards a self-sufficient country. Premadasa said ...

Opening up another flank of study on the ancient religion, Douglas Ober contests the commonly held belief that Buddhism “all but disappeared” from India after the 13th and 14th centuries ...

Buddhism teaches that all things are interconnected, impermanent, and governed by cause and effect. Grasping these truths empowers us to let go of our clinging tendencies, paving the way for relief ...

Among these above sects, one sect which spread not only in India but the whole world like others was Buddhism Around 2600 years ago, Siddhartha Gautam, a Kshatriya, adopted the path of non ...

A young Tibetan controversially appointed by China’s atheist Communist Party as the second-highest spiritual leader in Tibetan Buddhism has pledged to make the religion more Chinese. Gyaltsen ...

Ahead of the premiere of “Keruoac’s Road: The Beat of a Generation” at Tribeca Film Festival, Variety chatted with Imperioli about his love for literature, Buddhism, politics and his ...

This assumption of certainty sharply contrasts with one of the fundamental insights of Buddhism. Despite the reality of continuous change, people often mistakenly invest in multiple aspects of ...

Colombo, June 10 (Daily Mirror) - Buddhism made Sri Lankans a cultured population and that culture should be preserved for the sake of new generations, President Anura Kumara Dissanayake said today.