International Interfaith Dialogue Award and Carmelite and Chan/Zen Interfaith Conference Postponed to 2021
Justin Whitaker
8 May 2020
Delay aimed at helping to ensure the health and travel…
Prof. T. H. Barrett and the State of Contemporary Buddhist Studies
Serena Biondo
21 April 2020
Text and context in modern Buddhist scholarship
Of Scriptures and Enchantment: An Interview with Sam van Schaik on a Grimoire of Magic Spells from Dunhuang
Raymond Lam
3 April 2020
Sam Van Schaik discusses the union of Buddhism and magic in a groundbreaking study of Dunhuang traditions
Where Do Buddhas Go After they Die? A Lesson on How to Waste One’s Time
Vanessa Sasson
18 February 2020
Mulling the metaphysical
Khyentse Foundation Announces Online Publication of the Sutra of the Questions of Brahma in Chinese
Craig Lewis
6 February 2020
First sutra translated by the Kumarajiva Project
American Buddhist Scholar Robert Thurman to Receive India’s Padma Shri Award
Craig Lewis
29 January 2020
Thurman recognized for his contributions to Indo-Tibetan…
German-born Buddhist Monk Passes 1,000-year-old Monastic Exam in Japan
Craig Lewis
18 November 2019
The first time the exam has been held at historic…
Jacques Bacot’s Rebel Tibet, Part Three: Buddhism in Interwar and Postwar France
Samuel Thévoz
23 October 2019
The social circles of Parisian Buddhism and Bacot’s legacy
The Consequences of Moral and Immoral Actions
Prof. David Dale Holmes
14 October 2019
We are the owners and heirs of our kamma
Chan/Zen Buddhism and Carmelite Spirituality, Interreligious Encounter in Ávila, Spain, July 2020
Daniel Millet Gil
26 September 2019
Chan/Zen and Carmelite conference to be held on…
Third International Award for Studies on Interfaith Dialogue with Carmelites Open for Submissions
Press office
18 September 2019
Awards for comparative studies on Carmelite mystics…
Jacques Bacot’s Rebel Tibet, Part Two: From the Great Temples to Early Modern Tibetology
Samuel Thévoz
12 September 2019
From hidden realms in Tibet to a prestigious chair of Tibetan…