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Buddhist Monks Peace Walk: An Alternative to Social Division

Buddhist Monks Peace Walk: An Alternative to Social Division

by Vishvapani | Feb 17, 2026 | Buddhism, Featured, Thought for the Day

Thought for the Day, 17.2.2026, BBC Radio 4 In a divided America, a 2,000-mile walk by Buddhist monks reveals how mindfulness can transform our response to global suffering and offer radical hope. The worse the news gets, the closer we come to some underlying...
Denying Compassion to Asylum Seekers Harms Ourselves

Denying Compassion to Asylum Seekers Harms Ourselves

by Vishvapani | Dec 9, 2025 | Featured, Thought for the Day

There is no more vexed issue in politics at present than the status of asylum seekers. It’s a complex debate that understandably focuses on the difficulty of absorbing more people and the struggles of those who are already here. But for now I want to focus on just one...
Suella Braverman & Buddhist Politics

Suella Braverman & Buddhist Politics

by Vishvapani | Dec 8, 2025 | Buddhism, Featured

Turning Towards the Suffering in Gaza

Turning Towards the Suffering in Gaza

by Vishvapani | Oct 31, 2025 | Featured, Thought for the Day

Turning towards pain and suffering is a key to healing and it’s a key to creativity. Abeer Ameer’s remarkable journey helped me face what’s happened in the Gaza War About ten years ago a young Muslim woman called Abeer Ameer came on a mindfulness...
Covid Challenged Our Certainties. What have we learned?

Covid Challenged Our Certainties. What have we learned?

by Vishvapani | Mar 25, 2025 | Thought for the Day

A few weeks into the first Covid lockdown I cycled into the centre of Cardiff to pick up some medicine. The roads were empty, the shopping streets largely deserted, and the few shoppers wore masks. Seeing the strangeness of the world the lockdown had created...
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