“We have to liberate each other and ourselves. We can do this because we have a love a life.
It is calling us in all our converging streams through the teachers of the main religions.
I see structural violence as a way to address if we speak together that we are all victims and we are all accountable.
It is the work we are born to do.”
Joanna Macy
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Buddhist Monks, Volunteers Offer Relief Amid Floods, Pandemic Risk in Cambodia
By Craig Lewis | Buddhistdoor Global | 2020-10-23 | Venerable Vy Sovechea, president of Preah Sihanouk Raja Buddhist University,Battambang Branch. From sbubb.edu.kh As the worst flooding in about a decade inundates large areas of...
Would Council of Churches: Interfaith Message on Just Finance, Debt and Reparations 16 October 2020
INEB has provided the Buddhist perspective in World Council of Churches 16 October 2020 Interfaith Message on Just Finance, Debt and Reparations. "This joint message captures faith reflections on just finance and reparations, identifies common ground and calls for...
Ecology monks in Thailand seek to end environmental suffering
by Kiley Price on 13 August 2018 At a time when Pope Francis is calling upon religious leaders to step up as environmental advocates, Thai Buddhist monks are answering the call. Through rituals like tree ordinations, monks are integrating Buddhist principles into the...
Concerning the Continued Exploitation of Forests in Northeast Thailand & the Potential of Buddhist Forest Monasteries in Creating Regional Ecological Corridors.
International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB)Eco-Temple Community Development ProjectBy Cedric BoudryThailand's national forest corridor from Phukheio-Namnow to Dong Phayayen-Kao Yai In recent decades, Thailand has been facing the consequences of mass...
Mindful Action: COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB)
Why Support the INEB COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund? In response to the unbearable levels of suffering among the poorest and most marginalized communities in South and Southeast Asia, the International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) has set up a COVID-19...
Buddhist Wisdom offers Social Solidarity during the Global COVID-19 Crisis
The International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) sends our heartfelt greetings from Bangkok. We are exploring ways to share messages of inspiration and good will throughout our network which embraces all Buddhist traditions, as well as extending it to other...
SEEDS OF PEACE
Seeds of Peace Vol.35 No.2 May-Aug (2019)
Greetings from Bangkok where the country has been celebrating the coronation HM King Maha Variralongkorn Bodindradebayavarungkun. We wish him well with the hope that the entire country benefits during his reign. We appreciate our friend Jill Jameson's insightful and...
Seeds of Peace Vol.35 No.1 Jan-Apr (2019)
All of us at SNE, INEB and SEM wish you a joyous, prosperous and peaceful 2019 The first four articles of this edition are dedicated to Lodi Gyari, diplomat, statesman, humanitarian, writer and tireless champion of democratic principles and progressive ideas. He was...
Seeds of Peace Vol.34 No.3 Sep-Dec (2018)
Thank you for your interest in the third and final issue for 2561 (2018), which contains a constellation of articles and other writings for you. In Ajarn Sulak's cover story entitled The True Human: The Path to Morality in Human Society, he wrote about how fortunate...
Seeds of Peace Vol.34 No.2 May-Aug (2018)
This issue marks the 50th year since the SathirakosesNagapradipa Foundation (SNF) was founded by Ajarn Sulak Sivaraksa and has served as one of the bastions of knowledge and critical and alternative thinking in Thai society." As Surasee Kosolnawin, our dear friend and...
Seeds of Peace Vol.34 No.1 Jan-Apr (2018)
Hello INEB Friends, to all of you who follow our activities and support us, we wish you a Happy New Year! Last November, we organized a conference in Taiwan - The International Network of Engaged Buddhists (INEB) 18th General Conference: A Conference on Interbeing:...
Seeds of Peace Vol.33 No.3 Sep-Dec (2017)
First of all, we would like to send our condolences to family and friends of Venetia Walkey, who served on the board of INEB since its inception. Venetia was a dedicated Buddhist who supported various initiatives that aimed to create a better society, especially...
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