What does Buddhism say about harmony?

In the Mahayana tradition, harmony shows up in the Bodhisattva ideal. A Bodhisattva has two virtues - wisdom and compassion. They are the natural consequence of harmony with nature. One virtue often follows in the footsteps of the other. read more

In the Mahayana tradition, harmony shows up in the Bodhisattva ideal. A Bodhisattva has two virtues - wisdom and compassion. They are the natural consequence of harmony with nature. read more

Along with these qualities, an understanding of the true nature of things will enable the Buddhist to live in harmony with a changing world and to enjoy the highest level of happiness. read more

” In Shambhala Buddhism (Tibetan Mahayana), crying is expected. We keep tissues in the meditation hall, especially during training sessions, and encourage their use. A Mahayana Buddhist views the world as suffering, and the meditator is encouraged to see the suffering and become part of it. read more