A film about the site of the Buddha’s Awakening, including its history, and people who are working and teaching there at the present day.
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 The last in a series of four lectures by Prof. Donald Lopez looking at the prospects for relations between Buddhism and science.  The third in a series of four lectures by Prof. Donald Lopez looking at the doctrine of Karma and its relation to evolution.  The second in a series of four lectures by Prof. Donald Lopez looking at the emergence of the idea of the scientific Buddha in the mid 19th c. Europe, and its persistence ever since. Read More: The Scientific Buddha 2, Building a Better Buddha  The first in a series of four lectures by Prof. Donald Lopez looking at the emergence of the idea of the scientific Buddha in the mid 19th c. Europe, and its persistence ever since. Read More: The Scientific Buddha 1, A Purified Religion  This is a short UNESCO film about the birthplace of Lord Buddha, and the efforts being made to conserve and develop the area. Read More: Towards a Sustainable Lumbini  The fifth and sixth lectures by Prof David Eckel on the history of Buddhism looks at two important concepts in the Buddha’s teaching: that of suffering and the path to the cessation of suffering Read More: David Eckel: Buddhism 5-6 of 24  The third and fourth lectures by Prof David Eckel on the history of Buddhism looks at the doctrine of reincarnation and then the life of the Buddha. Read More: David Eckel: Buddhism 3-4 of 24  Lecture at the Metropolitan Museum in New York about the importance of reliquaries in Buddhist culture Read More: Eternal Ancestors – Buddha’s Relics  Here are some wonderful paintings by Virginia Peck of Buddha Heads. I am always happy to see artists reimagine the forms of the past, which shows that they are still alive and living in someone’s imagination. Read More: Virginia Peck’s Buddha Head Paintings |
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