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The text explains the ten virtues of a wise ruler from the Pali Canon and applies them to the personal ethical development of the individual.
The text describes how the Won-Bul-Gyo diaconate strengthens local communities and combats social isolation through the sharing of meals.
Won-Buddhism uses AI to visualize historical founding events in modern videos, thereby increasing accessibility for the public.
The text connects the personal consequences of trauma with Buddhist ethics to call for an active, empathetic response to war and violence around the world.
Kabat-Zinn argues that mindfulness and compassion are inextricably linked and that embodied practice enables a more compassionate society.
The text links Buddhist teachings with ethology to describe compassion as a pre-linguistic, evolutionary property of life.
Jon Kabat-Zinn explains how he detached Zen meditation from its religious context and transferred it into medicine as the MBSR program, in order to make universally accessible stress reduction possible.
The speaker connects her Buddhist practice with her work in asylum law and emphasizes that effective compassion arises from deep inner stillness and wisdom, not from activism.
An introduction to the Buddhist meditation on compassion, which uses Metta as a basis to actively respond to the suffering of all beings.
Karuna Deutschland presents its humanitarian work in South Asia as a practical implementation of Buddhist compassion and as the empowerment of women and Dalits.
The talk explains why insight often does not translate into action and proposes Buddhist practices for overcoming paralysis and repression.
The text links animism with Buddhist compassion and encourages seeing nature as alive in order to overcome a materialist attitude.
The text explains Buddhist equanimity as liberation from reactive craving and aversion through mindful acceptance of all experiences.