Tag: buddhism
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Betrayal in Buddhism: Attachment, Delusion, and the Illusion of Possession
Read more → : Betrayal in Buddhism: Attachment, Delusion, and the Illusion of PossessionA Buddhist exploration of betrayal as a manifestation of attachment (taṇhā), delusion (avijjā), impermanence, and the collapse of clinging.
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Forgiveness — Across Five Traditions and the Human Psyche
Read more → : Forgiveness — Across Five Traditions and the Human PsycheA cross-cultural and psychological reflection on forgiveness — from divine mercy to shadow integration, showing how every path leads to harmony and wholeness.
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Destiny — According to Buddhism
Read more → : Destiny — According to BuddhismBuddhism does not see destiny as fixed or preordained, but as a dynamic unfolding conditioned by cause and effect. To awaken is to step beyond the wheel of becoming.
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Five Paths to the Self: Comparative Reflections on Identity in Buddhism, Daoism, Ifá, the Quran, and the Bible
Read more → : Five Paths to the Self: Comparative Reflections on Identity in Buddhism, Daoism, Ifá, the Quran, and the BibleFive great traditions — Buddhism, Daoism, Ifá, Islam, and Christianity — offer distinct yet convergent answers to the question of identity. From illusion to destiny, obedience to grace, the self becomes both question and mirror.
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Who Am I? — Buddhism’s Answer
Read more → : Who Am I? — Buddhism’s AnswerIn Buddhism, the question ‘Who am I?’ leads not to the discovery of a permanent soul, but to the realization of no-self—anattā. Liberation arises when we see that what we call ‘I’ is a flow, not a thing.