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A Feast of Liberation: Tung Lin Kok Yuen Canada Society’s shuilu fahui
The ritual as pinnacle of Chinese Buddhism’s unique…
The ritual as pinnacle of Chinese Buddhism’s unique…
Buddhism and the Twelve Steps
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Transcending traditional paradigms of investing
Manifesting a vision of engaged Buddhism
I have recently been preoccupied with the notion of identity. I confess, however, that my reflections were not inspired by a sutra or a commentary
The story of the founder of Dharma Drum Mountain
Eric Johns discusses how to propagate the Chan tradition…
This year’s special issue discusses how Chinese Buddhism, one of the oldest and most influential East Asian expressions of the universal Dharma
In my previous article,* I introduced a method of reading Japanese Buddhist texts, especially writings by the Japanese Zen master Dōgen (1200–53).** Here, I would
The Chan master Empty Cloud (Xu Yun; 1840–1959) is known for his simple and direct teaching method. Here are some examples of his instructions to
Master Empty Cloud, or Xu Yun (虚雲), was born in Fujian Province in southern China during the Qing dynasty (1644–1911), on 26 August 1840. This