- 2011 Calendars and Planner
- Pema Chodron quotes on dealing with illness
- Top 3 Pema Chodron Books 2010
- Famous Pema Chodron quotes
- Pema Chodron biography
woensdag 29 september 2010
New Pema Chodron site
Labels:
mahayana,
tibetan buddhism,
vajrayana
zondag 26 september 2010
The influence of Buddhism on World History
The influence of Buddha on world history can hardly be over estimated. His teachings and organization influenced religion and philosophy in China, it reached as far as Japan. It impacted art, culture and architecture in Indonesia, Vietnam, Laos, Sri Lanka - the whole of Southern Asia in short.
There's no denying that Buddhism itself changed in each of these places. In fact, Buddhism has been hailed as one of the most adaptable religions. It changes with every place it lands in. Who knows how it will change in the West, and how we will be changed by it...
Read the whole story: http://hubpages.com/hub/influence-Buddha-World-History
There's no denying that Buddhism itself changed in each of these places. In fact, Buddhism has been hailed as one of the most adaptable religions. It changes with every place it lands in. Who knows how it will change in the West, and how we will be changed by it...
Read the whole story: http://hubpages.com/hub/influence-Buddha-World-History
Labels:
buddha,
buddhism,
introduction,
mahayana,
theravada,
tibetan buddhism,
zen buddhism
zaterdag 25 september 2010
Buddha busts, statues, sculpture and figures
Buddha figures are everywhere. Buddha heads have become a fashion statement. Buddha statues, really just the next way to show off your spiritual inclination. I've found you Buddha figures and heads for your home. Some in classic style, some more modern.
Buddha is usually depicted in paintings and sculpture with long ear lobes that signifies that Buddha is able to listen to the sorrow of the people and the bump on his head represents enlightenment. Some Buddha statues have a sort of aura around the head, like in Christianity, it represents his purity.
Brass Buddha statues and figures have been made in India since the 8th century. Until the 13th century Buddhism was widespread in India and it was natural that Indian artisans would make Buddha statues with brass, the popular metal of the times.
Buddha is usually depicted in paintings and sculpture with long ear lobes that signifies that Buddha is able to listen to the sorrow of the people and the bump on his head represents enlightenment. Some Buddha statues have a sort of aura around the head, like in Christianity, it represents his purity.
Brass Buddha statues and figures have been made in India since the 8th century. Until the 13th century Buddhism was widespread in India and it was natural that Indian artisans would make Buddha statues with brass, the popular metal of the times.
zaterdag 18 september 2010
Zen Buddhist Planners and Date Books
The best planners and agenda books featuring Zen Buddhist inspiration.
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