Sometimes, a person doesn’t have to say anything to hurt us. They simply stop replying. They read our message but don’t answer. They become distant. They no longer ask how we are. And somehow, their silence can hurt more than an angry word ever could. Why? Because when someone speaks, …
Why do we suffer? Explore the Buddhist teaching of dukkha, craving, attachment, impermanence, mindfulness, and the Four Noble Truths through everyday life.
Discover Perng Takho (ពើងតាខុ or ពើងជ្រួញ), a spectacular natural viewpoint on Phnom Kulen in Cambodia, and explore its connection to Khmer culture, nature, and the early Angkorian world.
Cambodia is a country where Buddhism has deeply influenced religious practice, culture, community life, traditions, and everyday values. Throughout the year, Cambodian people gather at pagodas and community spaces to observe Buddhist ceremonies, make offerings, listen to teachings, remember loved ones, and share meaningful moments with family and community members. …
Exploring Phnom Tevak and Khmer Spiritual Heritage In this article, we explore Phnom Tevak, Buddhism in Cambodia, Khmer spiritual heritage, and the relationship between culture, history, and nature. Deep in the natural landscape of Kirirom Mountain, Cambodia, there is a special place known as Phnom Tevak, a name that can …
Education is not only about learning from books. What Children Can Learn from Buddhism Respect Self-discipline Understanding anger Compassion Mindfulness A simple practice for today It is also about learning how to live. As a Buddhist monk and educator, I believe that children need opportunities to develop not only knowledge, …
In a world where children are surrounded by information, technology, activities, and constant movement, sometimes one of the most valuable things we can give them is something very simple: A quiet moment. Recently, I had the opportunity to meet with a group of children and introduce them to some simple …
From Conversation to Stillness: A Meditation Experience in Cambodia When students come to Cambodia to learn about Buddhism and Cambodian culture, I believe learning should not happen only through listening to a presentation or reading books. Sometimes, after we talk, ask questions, share experiences, and learn from one another, it …
Welcoming Students from the United States to Learn Buddhism, Meditation, Cambodian Culture, and the Life of a Monk I am very happy to welcome students from the United States and other countries who are interested in coming to Cambodia to learn about Buddhism, meditation, Cambodian culture, and the everyday life …
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