Returning our iniquitous, defiled, and mortal lives, to Amitabha Buddha’s virtuous, pure, and immeasurable life, is called "taking refuge."
Tuesday 22 January 2019 (HKT)
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The Blessings of White Tara Beyond Time and Space
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Interview Mongolian yogini Kunze Chimed on her latest album Mantra 
Buddhistdoor View: See the Unseen and Hear the Unheard
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Attuning our empathy to neglected and suppressed stories 
Protected on All Four Sides: The Propagation of Guardian King Iconography
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Guardians of the four cardinal directions 
What is Happening?
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Living on the right side of history in a time of great change 
The Monks and Mandalas of Ato Sengai
Meher McArthur
Celebrating a talented but little-known Japanese Buddhist monk-artist 
Shining a Compassionate Light on Violent Communication
Nina Müller
Lessons to be learned from the US government shutdown 
On Emptiness, Engineering, and Cyberspace
Paola Di Maio
Cyberspace as a platform for the Dharma to evolve and spread 
The Awareness Training Program: A Sutra-based Approach to Group Counseling
Raymond Lam
A scripturally sound approach to group therapy 
Radiance Emerges in Color and Light – Paintings by Lowell Boyers
Sarah C. Beasley
The visceral dialogue between a painting and its artist 
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The unintended consequences of unmindful life release
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Translator of Buddhist texts brings the Dharma to the poker table
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Initiative among several inter-Korean Buddhist projects proposed by the Jogye Order
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Renowned multi-instrumentalist and Pure Land practitioner remembered
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Sculptures were identified by faint inscriptions left by the sculptor
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