Bhikkhunis International Buddhist Magazine

Buddhism in Nepal has a rich and profound history that dates back to the time of the Buddha himself. Nepal, particularly the Kathmandu Valley, has long been a significant center for both Tibetan and Theravada Buddhism. Not only is Nepal the birthplace of the Buddha (in Lumbini), but it is also a region where Buddhist spiritual traditions have flourished for centuries. In this special edition, I focus specifically on Nepalese Buddhism. I explore the historical significance of this ancient tradition, shedding light on the invaluable Buddhist sites scattered across the country. This edition features articles on the history of Nepalese Buddhism, the contributions of revered senior monks, and insights from contemporary Nepalese monks and nuns. “Mettavalokanaya” International Buddhist Magazine is a registered publication in Sri Lanka, with an international standard. Distributed worldwide free of charge, it has reached 50 countries. The online edition enjoys a readership of over 500,000

Welcome to “禅心” - “CHANXIN” the newly conceptualized magazine dedicated to Buddhism. This publication is proudly brought to you by the Mettavalokana Buddhist Publications Centre in Sri Lanka. As the Chief Editor, Founder, and Chairman of this magazine, my primary objective is to impart the teachings of Buddhism. The “禅心” - “CHANXIN” International Buddhist Magazine, guided by its motto, “Enlighten the Minds,” aspires to be the conduit for disseminating the profound wisdom of the Enlightened One, Lord Buddha, to individuals all around the world. My mission at “禅心” - “CHANXIN” is to craft and publish articles and stories related to Buddhism, making them accessible through various print and online media platforms worldwide. Furthermore, my magazine endeavors to instill virtuous habits and qualities, rooted in Buddhism, among the global youth and young generation. Presently, I oversee five international media publications: 01 - “禅心” - “CHANXIN” International Buddhist Magazine 02 - “

In the serene and solemn atmosphere of the Great Stupa of Universal Compassion, located in Bendigo, Victoria, on Saturday 21–22 March 2026, a meaningful international Buddhist conference was solemnly held through the collaboration between the Great Stupa of Universal Compassion and the Tibet Information Office. The conference brought together nearly 100 Venerable monks and nuns, scholars, representatives of multicultural communities, and numerous Buddhist practitioners from various traditions, gathering in a spirit of harmony and mindfulness.

1/Mahā Maṅgala Sutta (The Discourse on Great Blessings) 2/Ratana Sutta (The Discourse on the Triple Gem / The Jewel Discourse) 3/Karaṇīya Mettā Sutta (The Discourse on Loving-Kindness) 4/Jayamaṅgala Gāthā (The Verses of the Victor’s Protection) 5/Aṭṭhāvīsati Paritta (The Discourse on the Twenty-Eight Names of the Buddhas) 6/Mahā Jaya Maṅgala Gāthā (The Great Verses of Victory Blessings)

As part of Harmony Week 2026, on Thursday, 12 March 2026, the “Places of Worship Tour” was held with the participation of approximately 50 attendees, including officers from the Merri-bek City Council, representatives from diverse cultural and religious communities, as well as members of Victoria Police and Fire Rescue Victoria. This meaningful initiative aimed to strengthen mutual understanding, respect, and connection among different religious communities, contributing to harmony within Australia’s multicultural society.

Buddhist monk recounts 15-week peace walk across U.S. after reaching final destination

Buddhist monks' Walk for Peace arrives at Washington National Cathedral

My joy is like a spring so warm It makes flowers bloom all over the earth My pain is like a river of tears So vast that it fills the four oceans