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Review of the book Love and compassion. Chan/zen Buddhism and Carmelite spirituality.
The publication Love and compassion. Buddhism chan/zen and Carmelite spirituality is the result of a collaboration between Grupo Editorial Fonte de Burgos, Monte Carmelo Publishing House and CITeS -University of Mysticism of Avila.
Review of the book Love and compassion. Chan/zen Buddhism and Carmelite spirituality.
The publication Love and compassion. Buddhism chan/zen and Carmelite spirituality is the result of a collaboration between Grupo Editorial Fonte de Burgos, Monte Carmelo Publishing House and CITeS -University of Mysticism of Avila.
Trip to a tropical sesshin in Cuba
We left Madrid with suitcases packed with food that we had gathered to take to our sangha companions in Cuba. It was not even a year since the project of a Zen temple in Cuba had been realized.
Trip to a tropical sesshin in Cuba
We left Madrid with suitcases packed with food that we had gathered to take to our sangha companions in Cuba. It was not even a year since the project of a Zen temple in Cuba had been realized.
Zen for nothing by Werner Penzel
Zen for Nothing-what does this mean? According to Antai-ji-the Japanese sōtō zen monastery where the movie Zen for Nothing was filmed- zazen ("sitting meditation"), if practiced solely for the purpose of zazen, is good for nothing! But only if done well!
Zen for nothing by Werner Penzel
Zen for Nothing-what does this mean? According to Antai-ji-the Japanese sōtō zen monastery where the movie Zen for Nothing was filmed- zazen ("sitting meditation"), if practiced solely for the purpose of zazen, is good for nothing! But only if done well!
"Punk is My Buddha". Film review My Buddha is Punk.
In the era of Gautama Buddha, approximately 2500 years ago, the concept of human rights had not yet been ratified as the standard of humanism. Just as today, numerous rights that we now believe to be essential were being violated continuously and unnoticed.
"Punk is My Buddha". Film review My Buddha is Punk.
In the era of Gautama Buddha, approximately 2500 years ago, the concept of human rights had not yet been ratified as the standard of humanism. Just as today, numerous rights that we now believe to be essential were being violated continuously and unnoticed.
"The Empty Bowl: Contributions of a psychoanalyst to the study of the Buddhadharma" from BUDDHISTDOOR EN ESPAÑOL.
It is not often that works relating Buddhism and psychoanalysis, originally in Spanish, and written by authors with a long trajectory and experience, appear in the Spanish-American publishing world.
"The Empty Bowl: Contributions of a psychoanalyst to the study of the Buddhadharma" from BUDDHISTDOOR EN ESPAÑOL.
It is not often that works relating Buddhism and psychoanalysis, originally in Spanish, and written by authors with a long trajectory and experience, appear in the Spanish-American publishing world.
"Zen in the Ribera de Barcelona" by LLUÍS NANSEN SALAS.
A Zen master's recollections of when he began to practice meditation. Samu is the voluntary work we do for the sangha that is beyond the past, present, and future.
"Zen in the Ribera de Barcelona" by LLUÍS NANSEN SALAS.
A Zen master's recollections of when he began to practice meditation. Samu is the voluntary work we do for the sangha that is beyond the past, present, and future.
"Buddhism at the end of a world? Part One" by JUAN PABLO RESTREPO.
Western-modern individualism has created the conditions for commodifying nature, whereby the non-human world is simply seen as a resource to satisfy the wants and needs of human society.
"Buddhism at the end of a world? Part One" by JUAN PABLO RESTREPO.
Western-modern individualism has created the conditions for commodifying nature, whereby the non-human world is simply seen as a resource to satisfy the wants and needs of human society.
Daisetsu Teitarō Suzuki: "Suzuki Zen" by Daniel Millet.
Arguably, no one has done more to make Zen known to the West than Suzuki Daisetsu Teitarō (1870-1966). At the same time, Suzuki is not exempt from criticism.
Daisetsu Teitarō Suzuki: "Suzuki Zen" by Daniel Millet.
Arguably, no one has done more to make Zen known to the West than Suzuki Daisetsu Teitarō (1870-1966). At the same time, Suzuki is not exempt from criticism.
