Education
Dernier ajout : 29 mars.
Aims of Buddhist Education
In modern societies, education is intended to promote social and commercial skills, merely ignoring how to instill values. Therefore, knowledge, wisdom, understanding, and light need to be largely developed in Buddhist education.
The Glory of Grandparenting
More than 20 years ago I first heard someone say, “If I had known grandchildren were so much fun, I would have had them first!” Now, having my own grandkids, I resemble that remark.
Study: Religion is Good for Kids
Kids with religious parents are better behaved and adjusted than other children, according to a new study that is the first to look at the effects of religion on young child development.
Buddhist education at SCU, Australia.
Buddhist educator, filmmaker and founder of the proposed Siddhartha School for Lismore, Dzongsar Jamyang Khyentse Rinpoche (pictured) will be giving a free talk at Southern Cross University this Friday, April 9, from 1pm.
Students Seek Guidance From Monks, Vietnam.
Monday, more than 500 primary and secondary students attended a prayer and counsellling session in a temple in Hanoi, Vietnam.
Graduation ceremony held in Nalanzha Monastery, Tibet
The first batch of monks enrolled by Wuming Culture Institute, which was established in 2003 have graduated after 8 years’ study in Tibetan medicine, Buddhism, astronomy and the calendar, poetry and Sanskrit.
Little things becoming big, Kentucky (United-States)
Monk performs Buddhist ceremony for HCC students.
Russia: Medvedev announces programs of religious education in schools
Russia’s president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, announce a national program taht would teach religious education in the schools,followed by a national debate.
Buddhist Dhama Teachings Chapter 1
Meditation is one spiritual means to settle ourselves. This Chapter explains how to re-start with your body and find the awareness.
Zen Buddhist Perspectives on Modern Education - by Masato Mitsuda
The history of education is long and complex. In ancient Egypt and India, for instance, education consisted mainly of the study of morality, astrology, and religious knowledge. The availability of education in that period was limited to rulers, administrators, soldiers, and priests. In fact, only the elite received education.
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