Buddhist Meditations on Islamic Contemplative Paths: Less Traveled Roads and Abandoned Junctions - Couverture souple

Veljacic-Akpınar, Dr. Snježana

 
9781601030610: Buddhist Meditations on Islamic Contemplative Paths: Less Traveled Roads and Abandoned Junctions

Synopsis

Buddhist Meditations on Islamic Contemplative Paths is a collection of academic lectures and papers that shows the connections between Buddhism and Islam. Within the greater scope of Islamic development, the book describes details of these interactions during the tenth and eleventh centuries. The author provides an abundance of supporting resources and references as she weaves her special knowledge of a little-understood culture that is a rich repository of wisdom and spiritual traditions and traces the unbroken thread that connects us all.

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À propos de l?auteur

Snježana Akpınar’s practice is Buddhism, but her studies are in Islam. She is originally from the Republic of Croatia. She graduated from the University of Belgrade in the former Yugoslavia and earned her doctorate in Ottoman Turkish Studies at the University of Istanbul. Before retiring, Dr. Akpınar spent half her time at the City of Ten Thousand Buddhas, a Chinese Buddhist Monastery in Northern California, teaching Buddhists about the West, and the remainder of her time at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, offering courses in Islam and comparative religion, teaching Westerners about the East. She is president emerita of the Dharma Realm Buddhist University in Ukiah, CA.

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