Author’s Note: The BBC is publically funded by an ‘enforced’ license fee – the bulk of which is paid for by the working-class – but the BBC
Author: Adrian Chan-Wyles (PhD)
Adrian Chan Wyles is Marxist-Leninist (Maoist) exploring the integrative link between consciousness and matter, and is from a family of Communist Revolutionaries and Socialist Activists. He is a published author and independent researcher, has written for the Leftwing Press and regularly contributes academic articles to the Buddhist - Marxism Alliance (UK) website. He is the Custodian of the Richard Hunn Association for Ch'an Study (RHACS), and spiritual director of the International Ch'an Buddhism Institute (ICBI). He is an expert in the translation and interpretation of political, cultural and philosphical Chinese texts (written in 'old' and 'new' Chinese language script), into the English language, and has had a number of his English language articles (exposing the Falun Gong Cult) translated and published by the Chinese Authorities within Mainland China.
Workers’ Institute: How the Bourgeoisie Attacks a Political Opponent!
The bourgeoisie (in the West) currently controls the means of production. From this (middle-class) domination, arises the steadfast bourgeois control of the political, legal, cultural and
Workers’ Institute: Turning the Tide and Winning the Social Media War! (2020)
‘People who live at subsistence level want first things to be put first. They are not particularly interested in freedom of religion, freedom of the
ARAVINDAN BALAKRISHNAN (#ARAVINDANBALAKRISHNAN) – THE ‘FOX’ THAT NEVER WAS!
The 2010 General Election ‘victory’ of the Tory-LibDem ‘Coalition’, was very much viewed by its supporters as a chance for the British far-right and right-wing
Ch’an Practice for Muslims
The Buddha lived in a time of polytheism. He appears to suggests that polytheistic gods exist only if an individual believes them to do so,
Ch’an Practice for Christians
The interface between Ch’an Buddhist practice and Christian practice is that of contemplative prayer. Contemplative prayer is preferably ‘silent’, and comprised of a single, meaningful, one-syllable word.
