Patients benefit from meditation space
26/10/2013 10:08 (GMT+7)
A meditation pagoda was unveiled at Hillview Lodge in a special Buddhist ceremony.
Finding peace through Zen
22/10/2013 15:35 (GMT+7)
October 22-- During the 6th century AD, the Indian monk Bodhidharma, 28th successor of Buddha, traveled to China to meet Buddhist monks and followers, study and meditate.

The Ultimate Truth
07/10/2013 21:40 (GMT+7)
The Ultimate Truth can be found in the Teaching of the Buddhism.
Loving-Kindness Meditation and Change
03/10/2013 18:49 (GMT+7)
One increasingly popular form of meditation is loving-kindness meditation (LKM), the practice of wishing oneself and others to be happy, content and at ease. In the yoga tradition, loving-kindness is seen as an opportunity to cultivate the opposite.

Living Our Whole Life With mindfulness of the breathing
15/09/2013 08:35 (GMT+7)
As long as you are still breathing, live with mindfulness of the breathing. Whether you are standing, walking, sitting, sleeping, drinking, eating, cooking, cleaning the house, riding in a car, working, strolling or relaxing, in fact in every posture, try consistently to sustain mindfulness with your breath.
Training the Mind Is Like Taming a Wild Animal
07/09/2013 09:17 (GMT+7)
People come to practice at the monastery in order to attain peace. But for many, the result of the practice is often the opposite and rather disappointing, because all they experience are restlessness, discomfort and a drifting mind. If there is no understanding, we will get confused and despair, Wondering why we are there.

Journey to inner peace
30/08/2013 09:25 (GMT+7)
Predawn wake - up calls, days of silence and hunger may not be everyone's idea of a holiday, but for tourists seeking spiritual sustenance Burma's monasteries offer help on the path to Buddhist nirvana. The search for inner peace is unlikely to appeal to those who take a more hedonistic approach to vacations - booze, beaches and bikinis are definitely out.
Our Mind
29/08/2013 11:17 (GMT+7)
Life is as varied and diverse as day and night. Young or old, rich or poor, highly educated or illiterate, Nobel Peace Prize—winner or cursed criminal, however much difference there is in our external circumstances, regardless of our religion, whether we are black or white, of whatever race we are or whatever language we speak, the nature of the mind is the same for all of us: pure, tranquil and brilliant as natural pure water.

Wellington Week of Meditation
26/08/2013 15:03 (GMT+7)
The Diamond Way Buddhist Centre in Wellington will host a meditation and lecture course with Buddhist teachers Florinda & Guido Czeija, starting Thursday 5th September. The programme includes lectures by Buddhist teachers, questions & answers and guided meditation sessions. This is a unique opportunity to listen to Buddhist teachings presented from a secular perspective.

REWIRING THE BRAIN: Mindfulness meditation training changes brain structure in 8 weeks
24/08/2013 11:59 (GMT+7)
General-led study shows changes over time in areas associated with awareness, empathy, stress among others.
Meditation As Mind Healing
23/08/2013 10:46 (GMT+7)
In the 1970s, Dr. Herbert Benson, a cardiac physician of the Harvard Medical School, did a study on a group of people who practice transcendental meditation (TM). The group, confining themselves twice daily for half an hour per session in a quiet room, sat with their eyes closed and mentally recited a mantra. Dr. Benson noticed that during the practice, the heart rate and breathing of these people became slower.

How To Practise Mindfulness Of The Breathing
19/08/2013 11:15 (GMT+7)
I Adapt your daily life so as to be conducive to practising mindfulness of the breathing Lead an uncomplicated life — reduce or eliminate unnecessary activities such as eating, working, traveling, and social functions. Don’t worry about losing friends; some old friends may move away, but you will gain new good friends (kalyanamitta).
Meditation leads to an effective use of the brain
01/08/2013 08:42 (GMT+7)
Are you always rushing from one place to the next? Do you often eat without really tasting the food? If you do, then listen up: part of your brain may be in overdrive, acting as though you're being chased by a predator. Not only is it not doing you any good, it's also making you function inefficiently.

Meditation
20/07/2013 17:02 (GMT+7)
The difference between thinking and meditation is that in thinking generally we have no definite object or too many objects, but in meditation we think of a definite object chosen by our will; that is why meditation is a real constructive practice of thinking. It is by meditation that we develop our power of seeing the object as it is, otherwise we many see only the appearance of the object without knowing anything of its nature. That is why meditation is very necessary; it purifies the thoughts, otherwise they are mixed up with many things, especially with ignorance.
10 Things Meditation Does for your Health
05/07/2013 12:33 (GMT+7)
Unlike what many think, meditation is much more than just a religious practice, in fact it has many benefits for your emotional and physical health.

Meditation on the thirty-two parts of the body
16/05/2013 11:51 (GMT+7)
This meditation has a special place in the Dharma. It is one of very few subjects of meditation which contain both a tranquillity aspect and an insight aspect. As well, it is a very useful practical meditation, providing a powerful antidote to the hindrance of lust.
The Four Foundations of Mindfulness
16/05/2013 11:51 (GMT+7)

Freeing the Mind
23/04/2013 23:41 (GMT+7)
Mind occupies the pre-eminent place in Buddhism, for everything that one says or does first arises in the mind as a thought. To have a well-trained mind is indeed to possess a treasure. When a person trains the mind, turns inward to examine and cleanse his own mind, he will find therein a vast storehouse of happiness. Real happiness is a quality of the mind which has to be sought and found in the mind. 
How Meditation Might Boost Your Test Scores
10/04/2013 20:46 (GMT+7)
Mindfulness meditation, the ancient and flourishing practice that increases awareness of random thoughts and redirects attention to the present moment, has been used to manage stress, depression and even chronic pain. But can it improve test scores?

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