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Institutional TrappingsPolicy InnovationsThe establishment of the Buddhist tradition was based on a rejection of what came before. The Buddha rejected the unquestioned authority of the Vedic texts ...and more » |
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Despite 39 C heat last weekend the Yunju Buddhist Temple in the southwest of Beijing received a record number of visitors. Yun Guirong, director of the administration of cultural relics at Yunju Temple, said there were 10,000 visitors a day, compared with the usual hundreds.
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VietNamNet Bridge - The longest, shortest, highest, widest or largest person, animal, thing or feat; or their diametric opposites are usual fodder for the Viet Nam Guinness Records.
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East Texans who can't distinguish a Hindu from a Buddhist might learn a thing or two at a free monthly religion series at a Longview book store.
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When the Zen monk Dogen Zenji returned to Japan from China in 1227 with the ideas that would become the Soto school of Zen, could he have imagined that centuries later, on the other side of the world, those very ideas would be used by people to try to overcome their society's deeply rooted conflict? Most likely not, but that is exactly what is happening. In Northern Ireland, which is primarily ...
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