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  Did Cyclone Nargis damage the Shwedagon Pagoda?         


Author: Belba Grubb
Date: May 6, 2008 06:03

Hello,

Any information on that would be appreciated. I'm not a reporter or
anything; I am a Theravadan Buddhist, aware of the symbolism of the
shrine to many in Myanmar, and just wonder if it weathered the storm.

Barb
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  Re: Cafeteria Zen         


Author:
Date: May 6, 2008 04:27

herbzet wrote:
> herbzet:
>
>> Takuji:
>
>>> First, how do you exclude one thing from
>>> your consciousness?
>
>> Do you not do that all the time?
>>
>> Example: play a game of chess -- watch the world drop...
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  XiZang(Tibet)--A Mysterious land         


Author: tttt
Date: May 6, 2008 01:12

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  An Appeal To All Chinese Spiritual Brothers And Sisters         


Author: Peter Terpstra
Date: May 6, 2008 00:36

Today I would like to make a personal appeal to all Chinese spiritual
brothers and sisters, both inside as well as outside the People?s Republic
of China, and especially to the followers of the Buddha. I do this as a
Buddhist monk and a student of our most revered teacher, the Buddha. I
have already made an appeal to the general Chinese community. Here I am
appealing to you, my spiritual brothers and sisters, on an urgent
humanitarian matter.

The Chinese and the Tibetan people share common spiritual heritage in
Mahayana Buddhism. We worship the Buddha of Compassion ? Guan Yin in the
Chinese tradition and Chenrezig in Tibetan tradition ? and cherish
compassion for all suffering beings as one of the highest spiritual ideals.
Furthermore, since Buddhism flourished in China before it came to Tibet
from India, I have always viewed the Chinese Buddhists with the reverence
due to senior spiritual brothers and sisters.
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  An Appeal To All Chinese Spiritual Brothers And Sisters         


Author: Peter Terpstra
Date: May 6, 2008 00:36

An Appeal To All Chinese Spiritual Brothers And Sisters

Today I would like to make a personal appeal to all Chinese spiritual
brothers and sisters, both inside as well as outside the People?s Republic
of China, and especially to the followers of the Buddha. I do this as a
Buddhist monk and a student of our most revered teacher, the Buddha. I
have already made an appeal to the general Chinese community. Here I am
appealing to you, my spiritual brothers and sisters, on an urgent
humanitarian matter.

The Chinese and the Tibetan people share common spiritual heritage in
Mahayana Buddhism. We worship the Buddha of Compassion ? Guan Yin in the
Chinese tradition and Chenrezig in Tibetan tradition ? and cherish
compassion for all suffering beings as one of the highest spiritual ideals.
Furthermore, since Buddhism flourished in China before it came to Tibet
from India, I have always viewed the Chinese Buddhists with the reverence
due to senior spiritual brothers and sisters.
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