Buddhism without borders: Proceedings of the international conference on globalized/
Ura, Dasho
- Thimpu: The Centre for Bhutan Studies,
- 377 p.
1 Buddhism as a 'living tradition': The Jbundation for Buddhism without borders 2 Buddhist Models of Self: Politics when People Matter 3 Introduction to the Collected Works of the Founder of the Drukpa Kagyu ('Brug pa bKa' brgyud) School: Tsangpa Gyare (gTsang pa rgya ras, 1161-2211) 4 Conversion to Tibetan Buddhism: Some Reflections 5 Spiritual Development in Oiildren of All Ages 6 The masters so West: A story of Buddhism's adaptation to new "fields" 7 Animal Wellbeing: The Concept and Practice ofTsethar in Bhutan 8 Buddhism Without Borders 8 Buddhist sacred natural sites conservation: A meeting ground between international and local 10 How Avidya Leads to Suffering: Paradigms and Transformations in Contemporary Japanese Society 11 Ethnic Identity and Buddhist Tradition: An Analysis on Ethnic Shan Festivals in Thailand 12 The Role of Buddhist Temples in Thailand in Transmitting Shan Language and Culture 13 Buddhist Environmentalism in Modem Thai Poetry 14 The Lho-Druk Tradition of Bhutan 15 Filial Piety with a Zen Twist: Universalism and Particularism Surrounding the Sutra on the Difficulty of Reciprocating the Kindness of Parents 16 Buddhist Original Philosophy to Pursue Worldwide Peace 17 Biiddlnst Impact on Otinese Language Guang Xing 18 Sources for the Yogdcdra Critiques of the Two Truths 19 Sri Lankan Impacts on East Asian Buddhism: Transmission of a Dhdrani Siitra 20 Contested Identities in Chan/Zen Buddhism: The "Lost" Fragments of Mazu Daoyi in the Zongjing lu 21 The Sacred Writing by Central Asian Buddhist Monks in China (3-5 C) 22 Images of Monks with the Usnlsa from the Kucha and Turfan Regions 23 Buddhist Texts on Love 24 Present-Day Social Problem and its Solution by Buddhism