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Medicine: An Anthology of Premodern Sources. New York: Columbia University Press {2} …

In contemporary Western society, meditation techniques that were previously taught within
the context of Eastern religious traditions are now increasingly being practiced in secular …

Previous research emphasises congruences between Western Buddhism and
environmentalism, with both presented in juxtaposition to overconsumption, hedonic values …

In contrast to forms of Buddhism popular in the West such as Vipassana meditation and Zen
Buddhism which emphasize doctrinal study, meditation practice, and personal …

The Sophia Studies in Cross-cultural Philosophy of Traditions and Cultures focuses on the
broader aspects of philosophy and traditional intellectual patterns of religion and cultures …

Following a coup in Myanmar in February 2021, campaigns to protest the military takeover
could be found globally, both within Myanmar and in the diaspora. In Australia, diaspora …

The Dark Side of Dharma explores some of the possible undesirable side effects-also
known as' adverse effects'-of meditation and mindfulness. Researcher Anna Lutkajtis …

The current popularity of'secular'meditation has been due in large part to its promotion in the
mainstream Western media. In 1975 Time magazine ran a cover featuring an image of …

This chapter explores the globalization of sacred sites in regional areas through the case
study of Ko¯ yasan, a Shingon Buddhism site located in Wakayama Prefecture, Japan …

Scholarly arguments for God's existence in Western academia tend to focus on the Judeo-
Christian god, and unsurprisingly, are often proffered by those scholars who personally …