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Free Speech has limits. Buddhists call it Skilful Communication

Free Speech has limits. Buddhists call it Skilful Communication

by Vishvapani | Jan 15, 2021 | Featured, Thought for the Day

When Trump incited his followers before they attacked Congress, but claimed ”Free Speech’. Buddhist principles locate the limits of freedom in communication Weekend Word, BBC Radio Wales, 15.01.2021 As his impeachment proceeds, being banned from Twitter...
In a pandemic without borders we need vaccine equity

In a pandemic without borders we need vaccine equity

by Vishvapani | Nov 21, 2020 | Comment, Featured, Thought for the Day

Rich countries are pre-ordering massive quantities of the covid-19 vaccines. But what about the poorer countries who are pushed to the back of the queue? Think of a Buddhist and perhaps you imagine the Buddha’s untroubled gaze, or someone meditating with their eyes...
I need shared rituals to help me survive another Lockdown

I need shared rituals to help me survive another Lockdown

by Vishvapani | Nov 7, 2020 | Buddhism, Featured, Thought for the Day

If the second lockdown is to work, people need to get behind it. We need to feel its importance once again, and I think we need rituals to help us Thought for the Day 07.11.2020 As England starts its four week lockdown, here in Wales, we’re coming to the end of a two...
Surprising Buddhists Insights Suggest How to Tackle Terrorism

Surprising Buddhists Insights Suggest How to Tackle Terrorism

by Vishvapani | Sep 4, 2020 | Comment, Featured, Thought for the Day

The case of the supposedly reformed terrorist who killed people at a conference on offender rehabilitation raises fundamental questions. It should prompt us to look at the role of views and beliefs in light of the Buddha’s teachings Thought for the Day...
In the Green Economy, Sustainability Demands Wellbeing

In the Green Economy, Sustainability Demands Wellbeing

by Vishvapani | Sep 3, 2020 | Featured, Thought for the Day

Thought for the Day 28.08.2020 There are job losses at Gatwick and Rolls Royce, and shops are closing all down the high street. Covid-19 started as a medical emergency, but the crisis has turned economic and we’re told there’s much more to come.  When people are...
Ellen Degeneres and the Limits of Daytime TV Kindness

Ellen Degeneres and the Limits of Daytime TV Kindness

by Vishvapani | Aug 21, 2020 | Featured, Thought for the Day

Thought for the Day, 21.08.2020. On BBC Sounds https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p08p7wg5 As Ellen Degeneres’ Kindness brand runs into trouble, how does kindness look from a Buddhist perspective? The American TV host Ellen DeGeneres has been called the Queen of...
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