Death certainly seems to a) happen, and b) exist, as we are left with a dead body and grieving relatives and friends, but this analysis
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Buddhist Scholar Chen Xingqiao (陈星桥): “Falungong” is a typical “External Dao” Mistakenly “Attached to Buddhism” Through “(Dangerous) Pseudo-Qigong” Practices!
Translated by Adrian Chan-Wyles PhD Translator’s Note: This article was penned around twenty years ago in 2001. This in itself is not an issue as
Email: My Mount Athos Visit (15.9.2001)
Dear Ben Thank you for your interesting email. If I remember rightly, I visited Greece a day or two after the terrorist attacks in New
Buddhism: Realising (and Uniting) Internal and External Emptiness
The interior of the brain (as the ‘mind’) is infinite in its ability to imagine, but none of what it imagines is a) real, or
Emails: Moving the deckchairs… (16.3.2021)
Dear Adrian Happy feast of St Benedict of Nurcia. What interests me is the constant claim of the British Isles to be a bit ‘special’. There
Email: Digital Colonisation (11.3.2021)
Dear Gillian The ‘Cybernetic culture research unit’ impresses many due to its foresight and more or less poignant prediction of what the internet would become.
THE SANGHA KOMMUNE (SSR) 