Teachings and wisdom from the Buddha’s path – exploring the Dhamma principles, Buddhist concepts, and spiritual practices that Ven. Minh Tuệ embodies on his barefoot pilgrimage.
Buddhism has spread across Asia over 2,500 years, branching into many schools and traditions. Someone encountering this diversity for the first time often wonders: which is the "original"? Which reflects…
If the entire teaching of the Buddha had to be reduced to two words, many scholars would choose: let go.…
Try sitting upright on the floor for thirty minutes without leaning against anything — no chair, no wall, no lying…
Nibbāna – What Buddhism Actually Teaches About Liberation
No concept in Buddhism is more widely misunderstood than Nibbāna. People speak of it as a mysterious realm in another dimension, where…
Eating One Meal a Day – The Ekasanika Practice in Buddhism
Each day, most of us eat three meals — sometimes with snacks in between. A significant portion of each day revolves around…
Dwelling at the Cemetery – The Practice of Facing Death
Try sitting alone in a cemetery at midnight. No lights. No one else. Only darkness, the sound of wind, and the silent…
Impermanence — The First Step to Liberation in Buddhism
One morning you wake up and everything seems as it always is. Work, family, habits, plans. You feel you know how this…
Non-Self — The Most Misunderstood Teaching in Buddhism
There is a question many people ask when they first encounter Buddhism: "Does non-self mean I don't exist?" And the answer often…
Five Precepts in Buddhism: Not Rules, But Training for Life
There is a question many people ask when they first encounter Buddhism: "I'm not a monk, I'm not ordained — so what…
Ethics, Concentration, Wisdom — Why the Order Cannot Be Reversed
If the Noble Eightfold Path is a detailed map with eight roads, then Ethics–Concentration–Wisdom is the way of folding that map into…
