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A blog about Buddhism and buddhist thought. BuddhistBloggers.com provides weekly articles on topics related to the Buddhism, contemplative science and western psychology from all school of Buddhism and from multiple authors.
- Added on: Sep 13th, 2007
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Loden Jinpa
- Listed in: Religion Philosophy
- Tags: zen Buddhism buddhist dalai lama
Recent Posts
Bruises, News and a Scholarship
Bruised Fingertips It has been a while, I know. I am sorry about that, really. So what have I been up to, you ask? Well, its a little like this…read some stuff on Buddhist thought, personal identity, cognitive science and what it means to have ...
Cant Buy Me Love, No Wait, Compassion
Last Saturday I received from Geshe Thubten Loden my last teaching as a resident of the Tibetan Buddhist Society. It was during the dinner combining a celerbration for His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s birthday and Vesak – the day of the Budd...
Moved to Tasmania to be Apart of the Philosophy Community Here at UTAS
Hi All, Well, as most of you know, I am back in Australia after my wonderful trip to India. What some of you will not know is that I have moved from the Tibetan Buddhist Society in Melbourne to Hobart to be apart of the philosophy community here at t...
Back in Australia
Well I’m back. For some of you this will be news, for others not. The change of plans is due to university processes. That is, in order to secure funding at the end of the year, I had to return home to do the required work. I’m sorry for ...
Thesis Topic Change
I’ve changed the topic of my thesis because (1) I believe it is a more contemporary field of research, (2) Tsong Khapa had a lot to say about this topic, and (3) I am very interested in this field. Below is my preliminary research plan. Thesis ...
Dinner and a Walk
Just got back from dinner (Tibetan Tupa and chai for those interested) and a walk with the Tibetans. Seems there is a nightly circumambulation around the Library. I guess because it houses over 1000 holy objects from Tibet. The walk is good for me as...
