Category: News
Translating Buddhist Luminaries Conference
“Translating Buddhist Luminaries: A Conference on Ecumenism and Tibetan Translation” At the University of Colorado, Boulder April 18-20,…
Harvard Divinity School Talk
Please join us for Michael’s lecture, “A Buddhist Tradition on the Edge: The Migration and Marginalization of the Jonangpa…
“The Drepung Catalog and Related Publications”
The 2004 release of the two volume Drepung Catalog was without a doubt a monumental publication event in…
“Tibetan Tulku Lines and Networks”
Successive systems of reincarnation or tulku (sprul sku) are fascinating sources for the study of the social history…
Buddhadharma: The Best Buddhist Books 2012
Straight from the Review Editor’s Desk, we are pleased to make available our selections of the Best Buddhist Books…
“Jonang” in Oxford Bibliographies Online
See the recent article on the Jonang published in the Buddhism section of Oxford Bibliographies Online.
TBRC Workshop Tutorial Video
We recently released the most recent video tutorial, Conducting Tibetological Research in the TBRC Library. This is part of…
TBRC Training Workshop
Wednesday, November 28th 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm (in English) Michael Sheehy Head of Research, TBRC This workshop is…
Buddhadharma Book Briefs: Fall 2012
by Michael Sheehy Beating the Cloth Drum (Shambhala 2012) From Here to Enlightenment (Snow Lion 2012) The Four Foundations…
Mt. Kailash Pilgrimage Details & Poster
Dates, costs, itinerary and enrollment process for the upcoming pilgrimage to Mount Kailash and the ancient kingdoms of…
Tweets
very nice review of “The Faults of Meat” edited by @thelostyak in which I have a chapter. @WisdomPubs
In his review of Geoffrey Barstow’s The Faults of Meat, Rory Lindsay examines the little-known teachings around vegetarianism in Tibetan Buddhism. https://buff.ly/2Yd1iNz
Ashoka’s ethical infrastructure is carved into India’s rocks | Aeon Essays - thanx @bsod_nams https://aeon.co/essays/ashokas-ethical-infrastructure-is-carved-into-indias-rocks
just discovering this @loveofallwisdom blog & the recent post "Classical and nondual #mindfulness"
https://loveofallwisdom.com/blog/2020/06/classical-and-nondual-mindfulness/
Mindfulness practices are far from the only way that psychotherapists have approached Buddhist traditions. Here’s my first piece for @tricyclemag. Let me know what you think! https://tricycle.org/trikedaily/mindfulness-in-psychotherapy/