Thich Nhat Hanh's Blog, page 62

Memories from the Root Temple: The Monk and the Fish

An inspiring story about Zen Master Nhat Dinh, the founder of Tu Hieu Temple.Read more ›

Exhibition of Thay’s books and Calligraphies in Bangkok

An exhibition of Thay’s books and calligraphies will be exhibited from January 23 to February 17, 2019 at Bangkok Art and Culture Center, Bangkok, Thailand. This is the first exhibition that combines both Thay’s books and calligraphies being presented in the world, especially in Asia. More than 600 books with many different languages and 73…Read more ›

Taking Care of Earth, Nourishing our Love

How to be with the difficulty that comes from Earth changes, to stay strong, and to be a resource for self, family and community.Read more ›

“Where is Thay?” A Christmas message from Plum Village

A message for our global community for the holiday season.Read more ›

Memories from the Root Temple: My Master’s Robe

The mark of a true Masters is their capacity for love, compassion, kindness and joy. The story of how Thay was ordained and the kindness, care and gentleness of his own teacher. Read more ›

Chanting as a River a New Plum Village Album

Chanting as a River a New Plum Village Album Dear Friends, We are happy to tell you that the monks and nuns of Plum Village, together with some of our wonderful friends in the practice, have made a new album of chants. Many of our chants have been renewed with  harmonies and instrumental parts. These…Read more ›

Celebrating the History of Buddhism in Vietnam, and a way forward

THICH NHAT HANH Celebrating 1,000 Years of Hanoi In the year 1010, one thousand years ago, the first king of the Ly dynasty founded Thang Long, the city now known as Hanoi. The Ly dynasty has been described as “the most compassionate, peaceful and harmonious in the history of Vietnam” by the eminent historian Hoang…Read more ›

Memories from the Root Temple: Does the Buddha need incense?

How Thay's teacher taught him to light incense when he was a novice and the meaning behind the act. Read more ›

Who Is The Boss?

The way of the compassionate leader. Concrete practices to heal our relationships, and overcome stress in the business world. Read more ›

Memories from the Root Temple: Poetry for Heroes

"Gathas for Daily Life was a warrior’s manual on strategy. As novices, we were handed it when we entered the monastery and instructed to keep it close at hand at all times, even to use it as a pillow at night..."Read more ›