Following the Ascetic
Walking the alms pilgrimage with no money, no home, no possessions –
practicing exactly as the Buddha taught
Walked the length of Vietnam 4 times, now on pilgrimage in Nepal
Practicing strictly as the Buddha taught – no monastery, no money, no possessions
Millions of people across Vietnam and the world follow and admire his journey
Millions in Vietnam long to meet Master Minh Tue. Yet his walking pilgrimage continues abroad. In Nepal on February 19, 2026, when disciples expressed their wish for his return, the Master explained w...
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A witty question was raised in Nepal on February 28, 2026: What if the YouTubers stayed still while the monks walked, and the monks rested when the YouTubers walked — would that work? Behind the humor...
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Karma teaches that generosity leads to abundance. But if giving away brings more wealth, how can a practitioner truly renounce material things? This seemingly paradoxical question was raised with Mast...
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Once, seeing a chicken meant thinking of roasting it for dinner. Now, after encountering the Dharma, the same sight brings a feeling of compassion. A...
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Sitting to meditate in order to reduce anger — yet anger surges up right during the sitting. Contemplating impermanence, but still unable to transform it....
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A simple but pressing question for many laypeople Buddhists: I still have to work, still need income — can I still practice? In Nepal on...
Read more →“I follow the Buddha's teachings – no monastery, no money, no possessions. Only footsteps and breath.”
— Ven. Minh Tuệ
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