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Dernier ajout : 14 mai.
Boun Pimay - New Year Lao/Thai/Cambodian
Today is the Lao/Thai/Cambodian New Year. First, all the members of Buddhachannel wish you a Happy Lao New Year. We’re going to discover the ceremony of a New Year really particular.
India pays tribute to Buddha’s bard in Nepal
Chittadhar Tuladhar, one of Nepal’s best-loved ethnic authors who wrote an epic on Gautam Buddha, will receive a fresh lease of life nearly two decades after his death, with India funding a museum on him here.
Reflections on Buddhist cinema — By Prof. Wimal Dissanayake
A friend of mine once asked me what my views on the idea of a Buddhist cinema were. Admittedly, the concept of Buddhist cinema is a capacious one.
Studying the tea ceremony in Japan
A brief presentation to learn about tea ceremony.
"Passport To Happiness", Buddhist Festival in Singapore
In conjunction of Vesak 2010, a Buddhist festival with the theme "Passport To Happiness" has been held in Civic Plaza in Singapore.
Hansika Follows Buddhism- Chanting for Peace and Wellness
Hansika started following Buddhism. She believes Buddhism aims to awaken people to the limitless potential and value of their own lives.
Mongolian Buddhist Teacher receives Prince Clause Award
The Netherlands-based Prince Clause Award has been presented to a Mongolian Buddhist teacher. G.Purevbat, born in Tov Aimag, has been presented the award for his work as an artist and teacher of the Vajrayana Buddhist tradition.
Young actress chants for world peace now
The fast rising star in Kollywood, who was until recently busy in Telugu, wants the world to be a better place and so she chants for it. “Buddhism aims to awaken people.
Chinese Copper Mine In Afghanistan Threatens 2,600-Year-Old Buddhist Monastery
In Mes Aynak in Afghanistan, archeologists are excavating a 2,600 year-old Buddhist monastery. Because the second biggest copper mine of Afghanistan is located beneath the archeological site, Chinese investors are eager to start digging. The archeologists in charge of the works are affraid they wont have sufficient time to fully preserve the site.
Zen Noir, a film by Marc Rosenbush
A nameless detective, still mourning the loss of his wife, investigates a mysterious death in a Buddhist temple, but his logical, left-brained crime-solving skills are useless in the intuitive, non-linear world of Zen.
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