Publication of the story of the great Tamil bhiksuni Manimekhalai and her good deeds on Ancient Buddhist Texts.
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 A publication on Ancient Buddhist texts of the Stories of the Nuns the Buddha named as foremost in one skill or another. From the Anguttaranikaya and its Commentary. Read More: The Stories of the Foremost Nuns published on Ancient Buddhist Texts  Publication of a table listing the 100+ known nun disciples of the Buddha, and where their teachings are recorded in the Discourse Collection of the Pāli Canon. Read More: Known Nun Disciples of the Buddha  Publication of a text for which the Arahat nun Khemā was placed at the foremost levels of great wisdom, through her profound understanding of deep questions and her exposition of their meaning, which are recorded in this discourse. Read More: Khemā Therī’s Wisdom published on Ancient Buddhist Texts  A new edition of this important work on the social ramifications of the Buddha’s teachings by Nalin Swaris Read More: Nalin Swaris: Buddhism, Human Rights and Social Renewal The Buddha’s teaching on domestic economy is a challenging charter for social emancipation compared to the crude will-to-power underlying Brahmin theology and Aristotelian philosophy. Read More: The Buddha’s Domestic Economy  An infographic illustrating the issue of available fresh water, how much there is, and who gets it. Read More: Degrees of Thirst Infographic  An epic film about the life of the great Indian social reformer Dr. Babsaheeb Ambedkar. Read More: Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar: The Untold Truth  Photographs from Wat Thepthidaram, which Rama III built for his Daughter, Princess Wilat, and features 52 bhikkhuni statues; and Wat Ratchanadda built for his Grand-Daughter which houses the Brazen Palace. Read More: Temples built by Rama III for his Daughter and Grand-Daughter  A Dhamma talk about the original intentions behind the organisation of the Buddhist community, how that has changed over time, and the benefits there would be in returning to the Buddha’s original intentions. Read More: Bhante Anandajoti: The Four Assemblies  In this extract from a longer talk on Human Rights through Universal Resposibility H.H. The Dalai Lama discusses the evolution of gender roles through history and the need for a more feminine predominance in this day and age. Read More: Dalai Lama: The Role of the Feminine |
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