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629 Stories

  • Where Lotuses Bloom (FreenBecky AU) by elleyeah
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    "We tried to walk the Eightfold Path to renounce the world. But when the lotuses bloomed... love carved a ninth." Rebecca "Becky" Patricia Armstrong is a free spirit caught between two worlds: the modern life she's always known and the silent, sacred grounds of a distant mountain temple. Seeking clarity, she finds herself drawn to Maechi Sudhammabusaba (Freen), a woman whose serene composure hides an ocean of unsaid depth. In a world defined by discipline and renunciation, can two hearts find harmony, or will their forbidden connection shatter the peace they both seek? A slow-burn spiritual journey of growth, faith, and the kind of love that defies the stillness. ~ A FREENBECKY FANFICTION ~ ─── 📌 Disclaimer: This is a work of fanfiction using the names and likenesses of public figures in an entirely fictional, Alternate Universe (AU) setting. Written with deep respect for Buddhist traditions and teachings. [[Word count: 70,000-80,000 words]] 📅 Updates: New chapters everyday!
  • KSBI : Incubate the Eggs by Vinod1377
    Vinod1377
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    For eighteen months, Jyothsna has been missing. There are no phone records, no ransom demand, and no clear explanation of what happened after she was last seen. Her disappearance becomes the beginning of a case that reaches far beyond a missing-person investigation. When a newly created state investigative agency takes over controversial cases in Kerala, an unlikely police officer is pushed into the center of the investigation. What begins as a search for a missing woman soon leads to a trail of ancient Buddhist symbols, forgotten archaeological sites, mysterious pearls, and a secret doctrine built around eight sacred virtues. As the investigators move deeper into the past, they discover that the clues have been carefully preserved for centuries-and that someone in the present is determined to complete what was started long ago. From Kerala to the hidden remnants of ancient India, the investigation becomes a race against time. Some secrets are buried. Others are waiting to be reborn.
  • Buddhism and Christianity Revealed by MotherOfLions
    MotherOfLions
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    Religion
  • The 8 rules of peaceful living by teacher_Jordyn
    teacher_Jordyn
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    How to live peaceful in the modern era
  • The Life of Pablo Escobar by boohooweaboo
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    i need to suck ass rn
  • The Big Brother by anonymusfbj
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    a poem on the essence of divinity and a higher power
  • Crabtalk by eftheria1488
    eftheria1488
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    This is a story of millennial experiencing the period between young adult age and adult. He has moved to Baltimore for college, the experience is extremely new to him, and is changing him. As he studies city planning, he goes on walks, goes to the chess club, and has a romance story with Viola.
  • Silver Bullets by HarshanatheMantis
    HarshanatheMantis
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    A Sri Lankan werewolf is being hunted by a group of hunters on a poya day. The running beast comes across a lost girl. (Inspired by a true story. A young Sri Lankan girl in a rural village was tragically assaulted by a group of men on a Poya day. )
  • Laughter All Around by NoxVitae
    NoxVitae
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    A poem that dances around various concepts related to philosophy of humor and Buddhism.
  • Snow Lion Meets Europe by kyosangrinpoche
    kyosangrinpoche
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    'The Western society is built on machines. You live with them and even within them. And among them, too. Don't tell me that your environment has no impact on your mind. It surely does...' ~~~~~~~ 'Imagine that you are a teacher. Imagine that in your class, there are three or four lads who want to read Shakespeare or Goethe. Imagine that other students have no wish to read these authors. So what will you do if you are a "democratic" teacher? You will let your students decide what they wish to study. No Shakespeare, no Goethe, to be sure...' ~~~~~~~ So states Khenpo Kyosang Rinpoche, an admired Buddhist lama, in SNOW LION MEETS EUROPE. Through a series of lectures, given to a mostly German audience, SNOW LION gently but firmly confronts the vagaries and inconsistencies of Western culture from an Eastern perspective. The result is a highly readable book that is provocative, humorous, and insightful. ~~~~~~~ This free edition includes no additional materials.
  • Answers From a Christian by koreanwriter01
    koreanwriter01
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    Many of my friends whether they be atheists, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, or even other Christians have had questions about Christianity, God, and the Bible. I would to discuss and explain some of the answers here. What is the Trinity? Who is God? Why believe the Bible? Is God evil? What about homosexuality? Are Mormons Christians? Catholics? Jehovah Witnesses? Calvinists? Etc? And answers to other questions. Also, an occasional Q/A sections.
  • tourist  by RudiensaVelantie5
    RudiensaVelantie5
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    Dani is a thirty two years old guy and his wife Lisa a twenty seven years old they are a married couple that likes to travel.They are now in India is it going to be fun or are they most likely to never be seen again we'll soon find out
  • Saturn Return // h.s. au by inthepants
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    Flashing lights. That's all he could see: the pulsating strobe of a white brightness blinding him from the indistinguishable scenario playing out around him. He could not feel. Not the cool, autumn breeze, not the fog-like droplets of British showers, nothing. He couldn't hear anything. Maybe a dull thumping deep within, but nothing recognizable. Attempting to speak, he opened his mouth, trying to form words. He couldn't tell whether he was making any sound, letting out any kind of sign that he was distressed, but he knew it was worth a shot. As he began to fixate on his disabilities, he began to panic, and that's when it all went black. That is, also, where the story begins. // previously called Nirvana //
  • Jatin by Chaitanya_20
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    A Yaksha is on his way to protect a human named Jatin, whose blood can grant immortality to a demon king. Who will succeed- The demon king? Or the Yaksha?
  • General Advice and Complaints Dept.  by CrunchyLAGirl
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    Important
  • Buddhist Sutras by FlowingUniverse
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    Hello citizens of the Universe. My nickname is FlowingUniverse and I am here to present you one of the most important buddhist sutras. I hope you will like them.
  • Zen and the Beginner's Mind by RobertStinson3
    RobertStinson3
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    A daily inspirational that follows each day with a haiku to meditate on. As the title suggests this anthology is an homage to Suzuki Roshi, the founder of San Francisco Zen Center who helped bring Zen concepts to the West from Japan.