Bhikkhunis International Buddhist Magazine

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Bhikkhunis International Buddhist Magazine
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29/10/2010(Xem: 4903)
Wish not for a life free of mishaps and obstacles, because without them one tends to become arrogant and egotistical.
29/10/2010(Xem: 4930)
An understanding person will not be infatuated by the beauty of the rose but will view it as it is. Knowing well the nature of the thorns...
29/10/2010(Xem: 4854)
Buddhism comes in a bewildering variety of schools and traditions, and a necomer can spend quite some time being lost in apparently meaningless detail.
29/10/2010(Xem: 6142)
In the academic study of Buddhism the terms "Mahaayaana" and "Hiinayaana" are often set in contradiction to each other, and the two vehicles are described as...
29/10/2010(Xem: 5051)
It is important to examine the philosophical and religious foundations of the Vajrayana so as to better understand how it fits into the Buddhist tradition as a whole.
29/10/2010(Xem: 4728)
"Living in the present" menas living well in the present, living skilfully in the present. Doing what we have to do now well, for that will, in fact...
12/05/2010(Xem: 22268)
The Pope, who managed to get the United Nations "International Year for Tolerance" off to a good start with the launch of his book, 'Crossing the Threshold of Hope' - Johnathan Cape, London, has demonstrated his abysmal ignorance and lack of understanding of Buddhism. Although he, with reservations, expresses guarded approval of Judaism, Hinduism and Islam, he considers Buddhism beyond the pale. He trots out the usual cliches about Buddhism being "negative" and pessimistic. What really worries him is the appeal Buddhism has to the 'Western' mind, especially to Catholics who see in Buddhist meditation techniques something that has been lost from the contemplative tradition of early Christianity. He provides no logical arguments against Buddhism but resorts to dogma to prove his point.