Different Attitude of the Human Mind

Miss India finalist Barkha Madan to Gyalten Samsen

Miss India finalist Barkha Madan, who played the Bhoot in RGV's horror film, will be back in Indian theatres after 12 years with Surkhaab, a film she produced before turning into a Buddhist nun.

Negoro-ji and Buddhism in Stunning Wakayama

by Tomoko Hara and Sarah Deschamps, Modern Tokyo Times Tokyo, Japan -- Japan is blessed with amazing nature and the cultural reality of  this unique nation means that you have so many stunning places to visit.  Wakayama prefecture is located in the Kansai region and throughout this part of  Japan you have many amazing landscapes.  Also, Wakayama is near to Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto, and Nara. Therefore, it is a great  base to visit many places that are extremely rich in history and culture. The Negoro-ji area in Wakayama is blessed with many Buddhist temples, exquisite architecture, lovely gardens and this is equally matched by the rich heritage. On top of this, the mountainous area provides a stylish backdrop and for tourists who adore culture, religion, history, and heritage, then Negoro-ji will certainly appeal. Kyoto and Nara often spring to mind when you think about special religious places in Japan. However, in truth, Wakayama is equally blessed because of Negoro-ji, Koyasan,  Nachi Katsuura, and the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage area that runs throughout the Kii Peninsula. On top of this, you have many other amazing places to visit in order to soak up spirituality.

Buddhist Answers to Question asked 024 : How can we be happy with work

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CkaPkCOO8c

Published on Oct 16, 2014

Venerable Pasura Dhantamano was born in Thailand and has over 25 years of meditation experience. He studied a master’s degree in International Relations. He is the chief of international relations division, Wat Phra Dhammakaya, Thailand, an organization dedicated to spreading world peace through inner peace.

If you let go completely, you will have complete peace

Reincarnation

Reincarnation is a fascinating subject that has remained on the fringe of scientific study for too long. Fortunately, it has recently begun to attract serious interest from the scientific community. Decades ago, American astronomer and astrobiologist Carl Sagan stated that “there are three claims in the [parapsychology] field which, in my opinion, deserve serious study,” with one being “that young children sometimes report details of a previous life, which upon checking turn out to be accurate and which they could not have known about in any other way than reincarnation.” Fast forward to today, and amazing discoveries have been made, as multiple researchers have taken it upon themselves to study this intriguing and inexplicable — at least from a materialist scientific worldview — phenomenon. Subjects like reincarnation belong to the non-material sciences, an area of research that deserves more attention. As Nikola Tesla himself said, “the day science begins to study non-physical phenomena, it will make more progress in one decade than in all the previous centuries of its existence.”

The Sad Saga of the Suicidal Spider

A young, happy spider found the perfect corner in a quiet room in which to build her first home. Joyfully she spun and wove a beautiful web, artistic enough to be featured in Spiderworld’s Home and Garden. Exhausted but proud of her efforts, the young spider rested in the center of her web, waiting for lunch.