Featured Articles and Journals: Tibet

February 18, 2013
“Asian new year” is the commonly used nomenclature for the lunar new year celebrated in Asia - the world’s biggest and most populated continent in the world.  
Activism and Politics, Buddhism, Events, Religion & Spirituality     Link
July 3, 2012
Of all human cultures, India long ago foresaw the need for teaching the art of contemplative living not just to spiritual elites but to average people of all inclinations, backgrounds, and walks of life.
Buddhism, Meditation Practice, Religion & Spirituality, Science & Technology     Link
June 25, 2012
Is there a thread that ties together the runaway cost of healthcare, the epidemic rise of obesity and school violence, the bursting of the latest financial bubble, and the present dangers of terrorism and global warming?
Buddhism, Religion & Spirituality     Link
December 3, 2011
Since March, at least 11 Tibetan nuns and monks have set themselves on fire in protest of Chinese repression  
Activism and Politics, Buddhism     Comment (1)     Link
April 6, 2011
Revolution in The Middle East, the lengthening struggle for freedom in Tibet, Ai Weiwei taken into detention in China over the weekend...
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by Lani
March 10, 2011
The Dalai Lama announced today that he is renouncing his political authority over the exile government of Tibet. This, as Ellen Scodato has noted, is BIG NEWS. Such BIG NEWS, that Tibetans are already calling upon the Dalai Lama to reconsider his...
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by ellen s
March 10, 2011
The New York Times reported this morning that the Dalai Lama will retire from his position as the leader of the Tibetan government in exile. Essentially, he's handing over political authority to a leader to be elected next month by Tibetans in...
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by Lani
March 8, 2011
Power succession - how it is decided a leader will eventually be replaced - is one of the most contentious, fraught-with-instability processes in human society. It has been argued that one of the great achievements of modern day democracies is...
Buddhism     Comment (1)     Link
by ellen s
October 5, 2010
Jerry Kolber can't do his usual Wed. a.m. post here today, but I'm happy to report on an upcoming IDP event: As someone curious about Buddhism's Asian roots and imagery, I'm psyched to see John will be at the IDP on Friday night...
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