The interconnected nature of consciousness means that we can have a more fluid relationship with reality, even calling on it for help if we need it.

The Buddha explains why he only teaches a few of the many things he has seen.

This Japanese deity who converted to Buddhism can scare away evil thoughts and negative emotions.

This Bodhisattva symbolises the cosmic functioning of the Buddha and represents ‘the great wisdom gone beyond.’

The ‘miraculous birth’ is a symbol that appears in many religions, but in the case of the Buddha what it represents might not be what you think.

The 'mirror' is a quality of consciousness which can connect us back to the true source.

Do human beings really have access to more than one body? We take a look at what the Yogacara school has to say on the matter.

If looking for the Buddha nature is impossible then how do we find it?

In this episode, the Buddha explains how Bodhisattvas can live fully in the worlds of suffering and death, without suffering themselves.

How was Asanga able to visit the heavenly plane of Tusita, simply through the use of meditation?

Why does the ‘taxing’ nature of our world make it possible to achieve Buddhahood in one lifetime? Find out in this week’s episode of the Vimalikirti Sutra.

Bodhisatva’s gather from all four corners of the universe to explain how to reach the ‘door of non-duality’ and how to step through it.