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Cleaning Cloths, Poetry, and Personal Buddhas: Laywomen’s Healing Practices in Contemporary Japan, audio

26.11.2012

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Domestic Dharma: Beyond Texts, Beyond Monasteries, Numata Symposium 2012 Keynote Address by Prof. Paula Arai. Creativity, flexibility, and accessibility are qualities characteristic of the Buddhist practices that women in contemporary Japan engage in as they weave healing activities into their

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Cleaning Cloths, Poetry, and Personal Buddhas: Laywomen’s Healing Practices in Contemporary Japan, audio

Institute of Buddhist Studies Podcast

Flere episoder fra "Institute of Buddhist Studies Podcast"

Mara Re-imagined: Stories of the ‘Evil One’ in Changing Contexts, 2014 Numata Symposium

The Path from Metaphor to Narrative: Gampopa’s Jewel Ornament of Liberation, 2014 Numata Symposium

Narrative Amidst the Activities of Scripture, 2014 Numata Symposium

Tradition and Insight: Our Encounter with the Pure Land Way, Part Three

Tradition and Insight: Our Encounter with the Pure Land Way, Part Two

Tradition and Insight: Our Encounter with the Pure Land Way, Part One

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Cleaning Cloths, Poetry, and Personal Buddhas: Laywomen’s Healing Practices in Contemporary Japan, audio

Nuns at Home, Nuns as Homebuilders: Rethinking Ordination and Family in Medieval Japan, audio

Our Buddhadharma, Our Buddhist Dharma : 2012 Commencement Address