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Since the appearance of Buddha, texts and images depicting his life have circulated across Eurasia, serving as significant mediums for disseminating Buddhist ideology.
Wei Xiang
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Kulumba-Sutta: Excluded or Forgot? An Inquiry of non-Pali Canonical Excerpt in DhSA 91-92
The articles treats a number of questions concerning the origins and status of Kulumba Suttanta (KS hereinafter) and the spiritual impact of the Pali Canon.
- Dr Aruna K Gamage
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The Tibetan Kangyur: History of Xylographic Editions Revisited
. The article provides a fragmentary translation of the concise reference booklet The Lamp Dispelling the Darkness of Ignorance: an Explanation of One Version of the Kangyur compiled by the China Tibetology Research Center for a consolidated ...
S. Mirzaeva
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UEG Week 2025 Moderated Posters
United European Gastroenterology Journal, Volume 13, Issue S8, Page S189-S802, October 2025.
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The monoid-now: a category theoretic approach to the structure of phenomenological time-consciousness. [PDF]
Taguchi S, Saigo H.
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Indonesia, Modernity and Some Problems of Religious Adaptation [PDF]
This article discusses the challenges of adaptation for Indonesian religion. It describes the ways that the major Indonesian religions have changed to fit the requirements of being recognized religions, and focuses as an example on the ways that Balinese
McDaniel, J. (June)
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The altar sculpture of the Tubten Shedrub Ling temple in Kyzyl
The altar sculpture of the Buddhist temple Tubten Shedrub Ling in Kyzyl has been studied. In 1992, His Holiness the Dalai Lama XIV pointed at and consecrated a site for a Buddhist temple in Tuva.
Batorova Elena A.
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This article will discuss some early references to the martial arts as they appear in the Pāli canon from a historical perspective. At first, a passage involving fighting shows occurring during festivals will be analysed, highlighting the early ...
De Notariis, Bryan
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Buddhist women in traditional China used embroidery—considered the most feminine art form—to produce images of deities, allowing them to visualize their religious aspirations while adhering to the decorum expected in Confucian society.
Soohyun Yoon
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Early Buddhist Texts: Their Composition and Transmission. [PDF]
Allon M.
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