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Dharma Talks
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Interfaith Outreach
Wisdom is universal. In this section of the website we post literary contributions from Religious leaders around the world as a way to recognize the beauty inherent in all religions, and the universal nature of religion as a reflection of our existance as spiritual beings. We thank Christian Minister, The Rev. Graeme Chapman, for contributing the first essay to this series, Fullness of Being: How We Know." May we all come together in a unifying embrace of our True Nature.
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The Ambitious Violet
by Khalil Gibran
posted January 4, 2008
A Lebanese-American essayist, novelist, poet, and artist, Khalil Gibran
has becoming, post-humorously, one of the greatest Lebanese-American mystics of modern times. Born in 1883 in the mountains of Lebanon, he immigrated to the United States in 1895 where he became involved in the fine arts and in literature. He has written a great number of mystical works now often referenced in sermons and philosophical journals worldwide. His insight into mankind's spiritual nature is vividly rendered in his paintings, poems, and essays.
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Synchronicity and the Nature of Reality
by Paul Cochrane
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Guest Essays and Articles
In an effort to promote more constructive communication between various Buddhist leaders from around the world, ZBOHY is pleased to present essays written by persons in authority from other Buddhist paths.
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Encountering the Spirit of Chan. A new resource for and by children and their families. Includes visual arts, poetry, stories, book reviews, and more.
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The Jataka tales are now mostly associated with Buddhism and have been integrated into almost all Buddhist cultures around the world. These seemingly simple teaching stories are imbedded with meanings within meanings, and are wonderful sources of contemplation and discussion for adults as well as children.
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Topics can cover poetry, thoughts about life, Chan practice, music, kids, family, work life, etc. Share your thoughts!
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Critical Commentaries
Father Joseph S. O'Leary
Stuart Lachs
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 C. G. Jung's "Seven Sermons"
"The Seven Sermons To The Dead, Written By Basilides in Alexandria, the City where the East Toucheth the West"
A series of ruminations by C. G Jung with an introduction by Chuan Zhi Shakya
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Staying Sober
Interactive, confidential Dharma talks
with Chuan Pu Shakya and others
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