
The night Prince Siddhartha left the city: A quiet departure that changed the world.
Prince Siddhartha's great departure from the royal palace was a spiritual "revolution," as he abandoned a finite kingdom to seek an infinite spiritual kingdom.

Prince Siddhartha's great departure from the royal palace was a spiritual "revolution," as he abandoned a finite kingdom to seek an infinite spiritual kingdom.

The mystery of Queen Maya's dream, the beginning of a great figure, and the message from her consciousness.

Don't just argue about right and wrong; look at the consequences to build lasting relationships.

No one could afford it, so the female billionaire spent 90 million Vietnamese dong (approximately 18,000 USD) on antique gold-embellished robes made of thousands of precious gems, using the money to build a monastery for the Buddha and the Sangha.

Discover the truth behind the notion of 'becoming a monk because of heartbreak' and explore the deeper meaning of monastic life.

Discover why people often seek refuge in temples only when life becomes difficult and exhausting.

Let's explore the question of whether chanting scriptures without understanding them is of any use, through the theme "Knocking on the Temple Door - Listening to Religious Stories."

Exploring the meaning of Qingming Festival reveals that maintaining a connection with our ancestors is reflected in every action and aspect of our daily lives.

Qingming Festival is not only a time to remember the deceased but also a reminder to cherish our loved ones who are still with us.

Discover why we fear talking about death and how to live more meaningfully.

Today's podcast will help you untangle the dilemma: What to do when you suddenly feel hesitant to go to a temple because you don't get along with someone there?

The garden that the billionaire Anathapindika used as a monastery to welcome the Buddha and his disciples was purchased at an exorbitant price: the entire garden was paved with gold.

Discover the deeper meaning of visiting temples, not just to ask for blessings, but also to transform yourself.

The essence of reading Buddhist scriptures at home lies in achieving purity of mind and body, showing reverence towards the Buddha, and understanding the meaning of the scriptures to apply them to daily life.

The visit and Dharma sharing session with the theme "The Path to True Happiness" by Venerable Thamthog Rinpoche will take place in many provinces and cities.

Discover the transformation of King Ashoka from a tyrant into a figure who brought Buddhism to the world.

The journey of letting go of worldly attachments, as exemplified by the golden wedding robe, led to the creation of the Pubbārāma monastery and is an inspiring story of compassion.

Social revolution responds to anger and negative speech in the digital age from a Buddhist perspective.

The practice of offering prayers to ward off bad luck is not part of Buddhist doctrine, so why do many temples still perform this ceremony at the beginning of the year? How should this ceremony be understood in accordance with the true spirit of Buddhist teachings?

"Offering sacrifices all year round is not as important as the first full moon of the lunar year" - how should we correctly understand the significance of the first full moon of the lunar year in Vietnamese culture and Buddhism?

There are still some New Year's taboos worth observing, such as refraining from speaking ill or harsh words; not because of fear that "what you say will come true," but to avoid negative karma and harming others.

Some people go to wish others a Happy New Year with the sole concern in their minds: "Will I be considered stingy for giving such a small gift?"; others are exhausted from trying to "maintain appearances" so as not to be outdone.

On the morning of the first day of the Lunar New Year, some families refuse to open their doors, waiting only for the chosen first visitor to step inside; others, when visiting to offer New Year greetings, stand outside the gate, cautiously inquiring, afraid of being the first visitor to their house.

As December arrives, many people begin cleaning their houses to welcome Tet (Lunar New Year), and it's also a way to let go of old worries, reorganize their minds, and find peace.

As the hustle and bustle of the year draws to a close, what remains with each person is not necessarily the achievements or losses, but the emotions, memories, and how we lived through that year.

When the Buddha left the royal palace to seek enlightenment, he took nothing with him, not even a rice bowl; where did the Buddha's first alms bowl come from?

People usually picture the Buddha sitting motionless in meditation on a lotus pedestal, with a compassionate gaze and a serene smile, but few imagine him... clutching his stomach in pain.

Worshiping Buddha is not about asking for blessings or forgiveness, because he is not a deity but a teacher who teaches how to escape suffering, a path he himself sought and experienced.

Buddhist stories often mention Arhats or monks attaining Arhatship, so what does Arhat mean?

For Vietnamese Buddhists, the image of the Vajra Guardian Deity is quite familiar because the form of these deities is always displayed in temples.