The Eastern Buddhist

The Eastern Buddhist refers to the traditions and philosophies of Buddhism that originated in East Asia, including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Tibetan schools. It emphasizes practices like meditation, compassion, and mindfulness, with an understanding of interconnectedness and the pursuit of enlightenment. Eastern Buddhism often integrates cultural elements, rituals, and texts such as the Lotus Sutra or Tibetan Buddhist scriptures, focusing on achieving spiritual awakening through disciplined practice. It values harmony, balance, and wisdom, offering ways to alleviate suffering and attain inner peace within a culturally rich framework.