What does Buddhism have to say about a multiverse?
cosmos
Starry Buddha: Searching for Primordial Gravitational Waves on the Tibetan Plateau
High up in the Tibetan plateau, China and the US search for the rippling echoes of creation through spacetime
Questions for Padmasambhava: An Experience Like No Other
A series of Q&A with Laurence Brahm in “Lotus-Born Master goes through the Buddhistdoor”
Dharma and Ma’at: Unexpected Convergences
Common threads of religious insight between Ancient Egyptian Ma’at and the Buddhadharma
In Review: “Threads of Awakening,” “Rebirth”
Here are some books I’m reviewing or have recently reviewed.
Virgin Birth
Impregnated by the stars,the womb flower invited you, swifter than lightningyou were invoked, refreshing the entire world,a cloud releasing its rain evenly for all
I will not be the last man to tell you
your smile,contaminated with purity, contains the sun, moon, and starsIf I were a patriarch, I would order incenseto be burned before it.
Samsara
Bestowing only impressions of sorrow, in the butter soft leather light of new fog, a royal procession of swans announce themselves. Birth and death. Nothing is attached for long.
Creation
Long after therules of magica lush smoke of pipe tobaccorises from thedried leaves prayers cast inthe blackand oily birth light
Two Worlds
There are two worlds on Earth, that you believe in, both nourishing sources of light-Suns without fire. So we recreate our patternsfrom scratch.