Charter for Compassion A Call to Bring the World Together. . . The principle of compassion lies at the heart of all religious, ethical and spiritual traditions, calling us always to treat all others as we wish to be treated ourselves. Compassion impels us to work tirelessly to alleviate the…

Seattle, Washington, November 12, 2009 – They came from all over Seattle to witness and affirm the global aim and reach of one woman’s heartfelt wish to reinvigorate the Golden Rule. One hundred people from local religious and peace organizations gathered at St. Patrick Catholic Church in Seattle for the…

The Compassionate Action Network is now a Partner of the Charter for Compassion.Here’s a letter from Karen Armstrong: Dear Reverend , Thank you so much for all of your collaboration, planning and work for the Charter for Compassion. With your help and all of the contributions of partners around the…

The Charter for Compassion launches on Novemver 12. I hope you’ll take 3 minutes and watch this introductory video. This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now Click here to join launch activities in the Northwest.…

六祖法寶壇經略序 唐釋法海　撰 大師名惠能。父盧氏。諱行滔。母李氏。誕師於唐貞觀十二年戊戌歲二月八日子時。時毫光騰空。異香滿室。黎明。有二異僧造謁。謂師之父曰。夜來生兒。專為安名。可上惠下能也。父曰。何名惠能。僧曰。惠者。以法惠施眾生。能者。能作佛事。言畢而出。不知所之。 by Bhikshu Fa Hai of the T'ang Dynasty The Great Master was named Hui Neng. His father was of the Lu family and had the personal name Hsing T'ao. His mother was of the Li family. The Master was born on the eighth day of the…

Please join us for a National Conference Call and Meditation on the U.S. Congress With Corinne McLaughlin and Gordon Davidson October 14, 5:00 – 6:00pm Pacific Time (8:00pm Eastern)Call in number: 308-344-6400; Code 344107# Join us for this free conference call to meditate and pray together, asking for the highest…

The conference theme, “Eminent Buddhist Women,” will highlight the achievements of Buddhist Women around the world. Until recently, women were largely absent from Buddhist histories. Since 1987, Sakyadhita members have made conscientious efforts to encourage research on the lives and achievements of both laywomen and nuns in Buddhist societies. The…