A Pew Research Center survey of Buddhists in Asia suggests that virtuous actions are an integral part of Buddhist practice
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Pyrrho: Greek hints of the Buddha’s Awakening
A series on the figures that shaped Buddhism across Egypt, Greece, and India. Second: Pyrrho the philosopher
Beyond mere goodwill: Keeping authenticity in interfaith dialogues in Avila
This week’s Buddhist-Catholic conference in Avila is a unique opportunity to shape a “Buddhist theology of religions”
“Culture comes first” – The rich interface of Chinese and South African tradition and contemporary life
Exploring South Africa’s presence in Hong Kong with consul-general Mojalefa Mogono, and bringing Buddhist culture to South Africa
Confronting Opus Dei in Spain as a Buddhist Woman
Spanish Buddhist Dr. María Drolma shares her troubling encounters with members of Opus Dei in Spain
An Infidelity to the External World
Facing contradictions and deception in samsara’s death, birth, sexuality, desire, love and loss in the blinding light of the non-dual “mother nature” AH
Buddhists and their Values and Practices in Spanish-speaking Countries: A Sociological Exploration, Part Two
Dr. José Antonio Rodríguez Díaz of the University of Barcelona discusses the very first survey of Buddhists in the Hispanophone world
Buddhists and their Values and Practices in Spanish-speaking Countries: A Sociological Exploration, Part One
Dr. José Antonio Rodríguez Díaz of the University of Barcelona discusses the very first survey of Buddhists in the Hispanophone world
Eye on Southeast Asia: Gesar Teacher Accused of Sexual Misconduct to Appear in Court For Unrelated Allegations
Vajrayana teacher’s alleged falsifying of profession and overstaying of visa fits concerning pattern of behavior
Language, Masculinity, and Solipsism: The Black Pill
Reflections on the crisis of masculinity, the black pill as an online cultural phenomenon, and breaking free