Sumeru News — Toronto
New Buddhist book for young children: Two Palm Bow
Buddhism around the World Buddhism in Canada Children Education Publishing Publishing in a digital world Theravada Toronto
Nalanda Publishing Canada is pleased to announce the publication of a Children’s Book, TWO PALM BOW, by the well-known Buddhist author, Suwanda H J Sugunasiri, with illustrations by Heidi Burkhardt. ISBN: English 978-0-9738089-7-1; German 978-0-9867198-3-7; Spanish 978-0-9867198-2-0 Hard copy: $ 9.99; Kindle: $ 2.99 Available on Kindle in English, German and Spanish. (French version expected... Read more »
The post New Buddhist book for young children: Two Palm Bow appeared first on .
A day in the life of Phap Van Buddhist Temple
Buddhism in Canada Buddhist community Mississauga Temple Stories Temples Toronto
From the National Post: http://news.nationalpost.com/2012/02/04/a-day-in-the-life-of-the-phap-van-buddhist-temple/
The post A day in the life of Phap Van Buddhist Temple appeared first on .
Yamantaka//Sonic Titan
Art Buddhism in Canada Buddhist community Media Montreal Music Toronto
New album now available to play or download from their website: http://yamantakasonictitan.bandcamp.com/
The post Yamantaka//Sonic Titan appeared first on .
Yamantaka: the Band
Art Buddhism in Canada Buddhist community Media Montreal Music Toronto
Yamantaka // Sonic Titan are a music collective from Montreal. They bill themselves as a Black Metal band. The two leads, Alaska B and Ruby Atwood, identify themselves as practicing Buddhists. Here’s a recent article about them: http://www.avclub.com/toronto/articles/alaska-b-and-ruby-atwood-of-yamantaka-sonic-titan,68404/ Speaking of Buddhist Metal (?), don’t forget Affinity in Toronto, with Sean Hillman on drums. Sean is a... Read more »
The post Yamantaka: the Band appeared first on .
Numata Lectures
Buddhism around the World Education Events Hamilton Toronto
The University of Toronto/McMaster University Numata Buddhist Studies Program presents “Conventional Truth and Symbolic Terms in Saraha’s Adamantine Songs” Dr. Lara Braitstein, McGill University Lecture: Thursday, January 26, 4-6 pm, University Hall 122, McMaster University “Rdo ring pa’s Rnam thar and the Limits of Reading History from Autobiography” University of Toronto Reading Group Session Friday,... Read more »
The post Numata Lectures appeared first on .