Revisiting how the three treasures – Buddha, Dharma, and sangha – emerged as the refuges for all Buddhists in the world
Raymond Lam
One Team, Three Causes: Feeding Hong Kong on Reducing Waste, Helping the Poor, and Mitigating Climate Change
Feeding Hong Kong is changing the city’s relationship with food waste, and helping the environment and the city’s disadvantaged at the same time
Yongzheng’s Yuanmingyuan: The Dharma Dimensions of the Old Summer Palace
The Yuanmingyuan, one of China’s most important historical and esoterically Buddhist sites, comes to life in this exhibit of four original Zodiac heads
Niraj Kumar and the Kalachakra Tantra: A Life’s Work
Niraj Kumar’s new translation and commentary on the Kalachakra Tantra offers a new perspective on the origins and nature of the tantra
Rebecca Wong’s Dreamscapes of Art, Archetypes, and Ascension
Welcome to Rebecca Wong’s world of art, where creations resonate with imperial nostalgia, sensuality, and mystic power
An Intriguing Foray Into AR Exploration of Local Hong Kong Heritage
A new initiative by the Design and Cultural Studies Workshop engages commuters and students with a special world of stories about rural and urban Hong Kong
Drawing Closer to the Distant: Sonia Betancort on Philosophy and Jorge Luis Borges
Dr. Sonia Betancort shares her teaching style and her intellectual debt to Jorge Luis Borges in this new interview
Diverse Perspectives and Approaches to East Asian Buddhism and Beyond
The Buddha-Dharma Centre of Hong Kong’s June conference with Dongguk University laid a strong foundation for future quality symposiums
Celebrating Poson at Hong Kong’s Ceylon Farm Village
Ceylon Farm Village celebrated Poson on 11 June, marking another milestone in the development of this unique farming and cultural community for Hong Kong’s Sri Lankans
Rain, Relax, Recharge: The International Day of Yoga in Hong Kong 2023
The International Day of Yoga in Hong Kong 2023 was themed “Yoga for Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam,” connecting the world as one family