Author: Rang Dong

I was born and grew up in Vietnam from 1953 to 1981. In 1982 I resettled in Australia as a refugee. I qualified as a social worker and multimedia designer and have a reasonable command on Mandarin and French, apart from high fluency in Vietnamese and English. I have more than 20 years of exposure to the working world, ranging from Australia Post officer, community development worker, employment counsellor, Centrelink migrant liaison officer and translator/interpreter. My interests are in philosophical, socio-political studies, graphic design and languages, In entertainment, I like to listen to music, to go swimming in leisure centres, table tennis, traveling...

Finding Harmony in Harmony Buddhism

Harmony Buddhism is a unique form of Humanistic Buddhism that integrates the teachings of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism. This syncretic approach aims to address the diverse needs of humanity in the modern age. In a world where many individuals focus solely on their personal goals without considering the interests of others, Harmony Buddhism offers a […]

Harmony Buddhism: Finding Balance in a Modern Age

Harmony Buddhism is a unique form of Humanistic Buddhism that aims to address the diverse needs of humanity in the modern age. It combines three philosophical pillars – Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism – into a syncretic body of tenets. This harmonious approach seeks to promote balance and resolve conflicts between conflicting interest groups. In our […]

Achieving Harmony in a Modern Age: The Philosophy of Harmony Buddhism

Harmony Buddhism is a unique and dynamic form of Humanistic Buddhism that aims to address the diverse needs of humanity in the modern age. It combines the principles of Buddhism, Taoism, and Confucianism, creating a syncretic body of tenets that promote balance and harmony in all aspects of life. In today’s world, many individuals are […]