Veering away from the topic of Buddhism again, this post is a review of the scholarly book, Mushrooms, Myth and Mithras by Ruck, Hoffman, and Celdran, published this year by City Lights Books of San Francisco. No less a person than Huston Smith says, “An…
This post, based on a review of the book, The Swerve by Stephen Greenblatt, carries forward a similar theme as the last post: Madness at the Gates of the City. It is again not a book about Buddhism, but for me addresses some important issues for…
This post is inspired by a book entitled, Madness at the Gates of the City, the Myth of American Innocence, by Barry Spector, published in 2010. It is not a book about Buddhism, but the author does point to the religion as a helpful social…
What the Buddha Thought is the title of a book written in 2009 by Richard Gombrich. It follows on from his previous book, How Buddhism Began. Gombrich is a scholar of the first order, is an expert in the Pali language, and taught at Oxford…
Why The Fall?The mythological stories of Creation, Paradise, and the…
The Benefits of Being OrdinaryThis is an article written by Charles Hugh…
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