International Research Journal of Education and Technology

The phenomenon of globalization has significantly impacted on the transmission and transformation of religious and medical systems. Buddhist healing, with its deep philosophical roots and holistic approach to suffering, has increasingly influenced global health, psychology, and wellness practices. This article examines the foundations, applications, and implications of Buddhist healing in the context of global integration. Through a multidisciplinary lens, the paper explores traditional Buddhist healing frameworks, their reinterpretation in modern contexts- especially through mindfulness and compassion-based therapy-and the ethical challenges posed by cultural adaptation and commodification. It concludes by highlighting the enduring relevance of Buddhist healing as both a spiritual tradition and a contemporary therapeutic model.

Keywords: Buddhist healing, mindfulness, global integration, compassion, mental health, ethics, meditation, holistic medicine, intercultural transmission, spiritual care