Xue Yu

DIALECTICAL CENTRALISM: A BUDDHIST VIEW ON THE RELATION BETWEEN MAN AND NATURE

Rev. M. Dhammajothi

CONFLICT RESOLUTION IN MULTI-CULTURAL SOCIETIES: ADOPTING WESTERN APPROACH TO ENHANCE THE BUDDHIST PERSPECTIVE

Peter D. Hershock

RELATIONAL VIRTUOSITY: THE SOCIAL IDEAL OF BUDDHIST PRACTICE

Georgios T. Halkias

THE CENTRALITY OF THE BUDDHIST TEACHER GURU-YOGA IN THE TIBETAN TRADITIONS

Michael von Brück

BUDDHISM IN THE WEST TRANSFORMATIVE PROCESSES ELICITED THROUGH THE RELIGIOUS “OTHER”

Wendi L. Adamek

TWO VOICES FROM THE FIELD OF PRACTICE: MEDIEVAL AND MODERN PROPONENTS OF THE BENEFICIAL WORK OF NATURAL PRINCIPLES

K.T.S. Sarao

SILK ROAD, ARABS AND BUDDHISM IN EARLY MEDIEVAL WESTERN INDIA

Okuyama Naoji

DIALOGUE BETWEEN SOUTHERN AND NORTHERN BUDDHISTS: EXCHANGES BETWEEN JAPANESE BUDDHISM AND SRI LANKAN BUDDHISM WHICH BEGAN IN THE LATE 19^TH CENTURY