Women In Buddhism

ON NOT GETTING WHAT WE WANT AND LEARNING TO BE GRATEFUL FOR WHAT WE HAVE BY CAROL P. CHRIST

by Feminism and Religion

Originally posted on the Feminism and Religion project

Many women’s dreams have not been realized. How do we come to terms with this thealogically?

Although I am... more Many women’s dreams have not been realized. How do we come to terms with this thealogically?

Although I am as neurotic as the next person, I am also really wonderful—intelligent, emotionally available, beautiful (if I do say so myself), sweet, caring, and bold. I love to dance, swim, and think about the meaning of life. I passionately wanted to find someone with whom to share my life. I did everything I could to make that happen—including years of therapy and even giving up my job and moving half way around the world when I felt I had exhausted the possibilities at home.

Applied Cruxes of Modern Sri Lankan Buddhism in a Revival based perspective

by Chandima Gangodawila

“Applied Cruxes of Modern Sri Lankan Buddhism in a revival based perspective.” 5th International Conference of South... more “Applied Cruxes of Modern Sri Lankan Buddhism in a revival based perspective.” 5th International Conference of South Asian Studies Association, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, V.A,United States, April 8,2011. [In English]