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79Dog Meat Trade and Transport in Asia: Illegal and Inhumane
This article is an excerpt from a longer work that further examines the history and role of the consumption of dog meat in Asia, as well as contemporary social issues that arise from this practice and its association with the illegal dog meat trade. This article examines the dog meat trade in Thailand and Vietnam.
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80Origami for harmony and happiness
Paper is one of the mankind's greatest inventions. It was born in the East and it is there that the first paper figures were created. During its long history origami passed the way from temple rituals to the art that brings beauty and joy to millions of people all around the world.
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71Religion Versus Human Values.
A few times I've had conversations with religious folk and most wonder why I don't go to church and if I don't go to church then I must not believe in God? Or...What exactly is my religion? I believe in God, but I believe the foundation of my...
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72From Atheism to Judaism and Beyond - My Journey
Growing up in a Jewish neighborhood in New York City and being raised an atheist left Leah Limor confused and feeling excluded from her Jewish and Christian friends. Read about her journey from atheism to religious understanding and later to find a balance and a thoughtful way to raise her own children.
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78Chinese and Japanese Moon Paintings
Moon paintings have been a part of Chinese and Japanese art for many centuries. Images of the moon are strongly associated with these two countries. This hub explores the history of these paintings and prints and the meaning of the moon in Chinese and Japanese artwork.
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73The Perils of Meditation, Poem: Monkey Mind
For years, I was in and out of a meditation practice. The issue was, "taming the mind". I heard that phrase many times and engaged in the practice of chasing my mind around, trying to stuff it into a night drop box where it would be safe until I was...
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63videoThe Italian Buddhist: Don’t Be Fooled By the Ego
The Ego is cunning, baffling and powerful...So much of our suffering is brought on by believing our egoic mind. Bhodi discusses these points and suggests meditation as a means to deal with “roulette wheel” that constantly spins in our mind...the...
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80The Karmapa School in the Tibetan Buddhism
A short introduction to the Karmapa School in the Tibetan Buddhism. The article is a comprehensive guide to the contribution of Tilopa, Naropa, Marpa and Milarepa in the Karmapa School and Vajrayana Buddhism.
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76The Difference Between the Ancient Healing Techniques of Crystals and Modern Crystal Channeling
Has modern crystal therapy which is used to align chakras and provide relief from ailments that modern medicine has failed to provide changed much over the thousands of year it has been in practice? There are some interesting modern insights to this ancient practice. Find out more here.
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62The Middle Path to Paradox
Daniel J. Neumann Professor Weiss (Philosophy of Technology) May 1st, 2012 Essay Three The Middle Path to Paradox Andrew Feenberg sees differently. He sees complex interrelation and inextricable, endless, enigmatic cycles where...
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