Anger is powerful, unless you give it a name. Reverend Jon Turner discusses the power of anger, and how it can be stripped of its power.

Do we really need to have "THE answer" to life, and the moments within? Will we ever run out of questions? Reverend Jon Turner discusses the value of the "critical thinking" approach to Buddhism and life as a whole.

ハワイ妙好人佐々木チヨノ (Wondra)

Reverend Jon Turner reminds us: if we have a "plan" for the new year, make it a good plan. More importantly: make it a realizable plan.

Minister's Assistant Janis Hirohama answers a very common question we hear every December: *DO* Buddhists, in fact, celebrate Christmas?!

自動車事故にあって (Wondra)

Reverend Jon Turner discusses how past, present, and future make us to what we are today (and will be tomorrow).

Wondra師の大人仏教講座：「大悲無倦－仏様はいつも見守っていてくださる」

After celebrating Thanksgiving and anticipating Christmas (both seasons of appreciation and gratitude), Reverend Ellen Crane reflects on: why we are grateful?

Rev. Jon Turner speaks about what it is to be a Buddha. December 8th is Bodhi Day: the day during when Siddhartha Gautama (the historical Buddha) realized Enlightenment under the Bodhi Tree at Bodh Gaya at age 35. This date is known as "Nirvana Day" and marks the beginning of his 45 years of teaching the Dharma to the masses.