Absorption. human nature and buddhist liberation

Creative daoism

Facets of qing daoism

Facets of qing daoism

Les misérables, for musical and movie lovers who have not read victor hugos novel

Schopenhauers compass. an introduction to schopenhauers philosophy and its origins

The cult of emptiness. the western discovery of buddhist thought and the invention of oriental philosophy

The cult of emptiness. the western discovery of buddhist thought and the invention of oriental philosophy

Zen meister yunmen

Livro the zen of tantra. tibetan great perfection in fahai lama's chinese zen monastery

After the Zen boom of the 1960s and 1970s, Tibetan Buddhism increasingly captured the Wests imagination. Today, entire stadiums fill when the Dalai Lama speaks, training centers mushroom, and books proliferate. Even the most esoteric form of Tibetan Buddhism, rDzogs chen or Great Perfection, has found numerous followers in the West. But the West stands not alone: in communist China, too, this form...

After the Zen boom of the 1960s and 1970s, Tibetan Buddhism increasingly captured the Wests imagination. Today, entire stadiums fill when the Dalai Lama speaks, training centers mushroom, and books proliferate. Even the most esoteric form of Tibetan Buddhism, rDzogs chen or Great Perfection, has found numerous followers in the West. But the West stands not alone: in communist China, too, this form...

After the Zen boom of the 1960s and 1970s, Tibetan Buddhism increasingly captured the Wests imagination. Today, entire stadiums fill when the Dalai Lama speaks, training centers mushroom, and books proliferate. Even the most esoteric form of Tibetan Buddhism, rDzogs chen or Great Perfection, has found numerous followers in the West. But the West stands not alone: in communist China, too, this form...

After the Zen boom of the 1960s and 1970s, Tibetan Buddhism increasingly captured the Wests imagination. Today, entire stadiums fill when the Dalai Lama speaks, training centers mushroom, and books proliferate. Even the most esoteric form of Tibetan Buddhism, rDzogs chen or Great Perfection, has found numerous followers in the West. But the West stands not alone: in communist China, too, this form...

After the Zen boom of the 1960s and 1970s, Tibetan Buddhism increasingly captured the Wests imagination. Today, entire stadiums fill when the Dalai Lama speaks, training centers mushroom, and books proliferate. Even the most esoteric form of Tibetan Buddhism, rDzogs chen or Great Perfection, has found numerous followers in the West. But the West stands not alone: in communist China, too, this form...

After the Zen boom of the 1960s and 1970s, Tibetan Buddhism increasingly captured the Wests imagination. Today, entire stadiums fill when the Dalai Lama speaks, training centers mushroom, and books proliferate. Even the most esoteric form of Tibetan Buddhism, rDzogs chen or Great Perfection, has found numerous followers in the West. But the West stands not alone: in communist China, too, this form...

After the Zen boom of the 1960s and 1970s, Tibetan Buddhism increasingly captured the Wests imagination. Today, entire stadiums fill when the Dalai Lama speaks, training centers mushroom, and books proliferate. Even the most esoteric form of Tibetan Buddhism, rDzogs chen or Great Perfection, has found numerous followers in the West. But the West stands not alone: in communist China, too, this form...

It is little known that Richard Wagner was among the very first Westerners to appreciate Buddhism and that he was the first major European artist to be inspired by this religion. In 1856, in the prime of his creativity, the 33-year-old artist read his first book about Buddhism. Madly in love with Mathilde Wesendonck, a beautiful but happily married woman, he conceived two deeply connected opera pr...