Being Buddhist in India Today: Seizing Mount Sumeru in the Latter Day of the Law
Myself when young did eagerly frequentDoctor and Saint and heard great argumentAbout it and about: but evermoreCame out by the same door where in I
Myself when young did eagerly frequentDoctor and Saint and heard great argumentAbout it and about: but evermoreCame out by the same door where in I
A hope of securing full participation for women in the…
There is a detail I have been pondering this semester. At least, it appears to be a detail, but it is one that challenges the
For several years now, I have observed the diplomatic force of Buddhism in the relationship between China and India. The event that first drew my
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Institutional corruption has been a hot topic in the news of late. The seismic election of brash political outsider and controversial tycoon Donald Trump as
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Some weeks ago Buddhistdoor published a report about Hogewey Care Centre, a Dutch care home for people with dementia that in 2009 built an entire
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The word “inequality” is one of the most provocative catchphrases of our post-2008 Financial Crisis world. While living standards have been rising globally, wealth distribution