Cultivation

Can Buddhism Drive Innovation? When the Buddha experienced back pain and dysentery, he didn't achieve enlightenment by refusing treatment—he simply didn't cling to the outcome. But would a society of enlightened beings have invented the treatments to back pain and dysentery in the first place? The Question No One Asks We're told that Buddhism is compatible with science. The Dalai Lama dialogues with neuroscientists. Matthieu Ricard, a molecular biologist turned monk, runs hum

The Blueprint Education: Finland's Model No standardized testing  except one voluntary matriculation exam at age 18-19. Teachers receive...

In an era where moral certainty seems increasingly elusive, a compelling question emerges: Can ethical behavior truly flourish without...

The Initial Provocation If a Super-Compassionate Super-Intelligence existed and was approached by a council including figures like Yoshua...

Nearly a century has passed since Reinhold Niebuhr penned his devastating analysis of human nature and social organization in "Moral Man...

"In a free society, some are guilty, but all are responsible."  — Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel When Israel's Own Security Leaders Speak...

I do not think it is possible to strip the discovery of new knowledge from the cultural and political context of which emerges, and I do...

https://dharmawisdom.org/the-hearts-intention/ This article by Phillip Moffitt distinguishes between goal-making and intention-setting as...