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Reading Emptiness: Reflecting on Buddhism and Literature

Reading Emptiness: Reflecting on Buddhism and Literature

by Vishvapani | Nov 12, 2012 | arts, Reviews

There’s a tantalising affinity between Buddhist views of the insubstantial nature of the self and modern insights into the illusions created by literary texts. But there are also profound differences between deconstruction and Buddhist spiritual practice. A book...
Review of Gautama Buddha (AREIAC Newsletter)

Review of Gautama Buddha (AREIAC Newsletter)

by Vishvapani | Dec 15, 2011 | Gautama Buddha, Reviews

Dr Joyce Miller reviews “Gautama Buddha” for the Association of Religious Education Inspectors, Advisers and Consultants: AREIAC Newsletter, Autumn, 2011  In this excellent book on the life and teachings of the Buddha, Vishvapani quotes a story to...
Secular Buddhist Reviews ‘Gautama Buddha’

Secular Buddhist Reviews ‘Gautama Buddha’

by Vishvapani | Nov 15, 2011 | Gautama Buddha, Reviews

This review of Gautama Buddha: the Life & Teachings of the Awakened One appears on The Secular Buddhist Association website. You can comment on the Secular Buddhist website or Facebook site, or in the comments section of this post   Gautama Buddha: Man or...

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