This electronic archival edition of Buddhism Today slightly different formatting, but is otherwise identical in content to the paper edition from 2010. Just like the paper edition, it has black and

Buddhism Today 25 | Spring/Summer 2010

This electronic archival edition of Buddhism Today slightly different formatting, but is otherwise identical in content to the paper edition from 2010. Just like the paper edition, it has black and white pictures.

Buddhism Today aims to be a living document of authentic Buddhist transmission intended for the lay person and yogi practitioner in the West. It is meant for people leading normal active lives, who wish to understand and experience mindâ€™s vast potential.

Buddhism Today will challenge your mind by providing information and news that appeals to the discriminating individual. No religious truth can be above science or humanism, and Buddhism Todayâ€™s aim is to work with and complement these areas of contemporary thought. For this reason, Buddhism appeals to educated, critical-thinking people with fresh independent minds: people for whom nihilism rings hollow and existentialism provides no joy.

The teachings presented here are beneficial if taken at face value, but they can provide boundless levels of joy and freedom when applied at the Diamond Way (vajrayana) level. This magazine supports an authentic transmission because of its direct connection to the â€œhearing lineageâ€ of accomplished practitioners in the Karma Kagyu school. Whether you are a casual reader or a devoted practitioner, we hope to provide something in these pages to support your understanding and development.
Country USA
Binding Kindle Edition
Edition 1
Format Kindle eBook
NumberOfPages 95
PublicationDate 2010-05-01
ReleaseDate 2010-05-01

Country	USA
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	1
Format	Kindle eBook
NumberOfPages	95
PublicationDate	2010-05-01
ReleaseDate	2010-05-01

Buddhism Today 25 | Spring/Summer 2010

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