Sulak Sivaraksa

Sulak Sivaraksa is a prominent Thai social activist and Buddhist leader, known for his advocacy of socially engaged Buddhism, his efforts in promoting peace and justice, and his work in sustainable development.

Interview with Sulak Sivaraksa

Matt Lindén

Ajahn Sulak Sivaraksa discusses the importance of socially engaged Buddhism, why we shouldn’t spend all of our time meditating, and how to fight oppression.

Videos

Introduction | Sulak Sivaraksa

Changing the World | Sulak Sivaraksa

What is Engaged Buddhism? | Sulak Sivaraksa

My Work with Engaged Buddhism | Sulak Sivaraksa

The Noble Eightfold Path | Sulak Sivaraksa

Leaning into Suffering | Sulak Sivaraksa

The Loss of Buddhist Values | Sulak Sivaraksa

Can We Save the Planet? | Sulak Sivaraksa

Turning Crisis Into Opportunity | Sulak Sivaraksa

How to Fight Oppression | Sulak Sivaraksa

The Confusion of our Times | Sulak Sivaraksa

The Buddhist Way of Solving Problems | Sulak Sivaraksa

Skillful Compassion | Sulak Sivaraksa

What is Refuge in Buddhism? | Sulak Sivaraksa

Gender Equality in Buddhism | Sulak Sivaraksa

The Four Sublime States of Mind | Sulak Sivaraksa