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- Hua-Yen Buddhism:Entry Into The Inconceivable
- Shogaku Shunryu Suzuki-roshi
- Kukai’s initiation Into esoteric Buddhism
- In Memory of Benazir Bhutto: Presence, Freedom and Fullness
- Teachings of Aleister Crowley (Video)
- Pir Zia Inayat Khan Introduces Green Hermeticism
- Modified Sufi Chakra Meditation
- Jabarut by Pir Vilayat Khan
- Zazen Shikantaza
- General Philosophical Terms & Concepts
- Abhaya Sutta (On Right Speech)
- The Paradox of “Universal Sufism” by Pir Zia Inayat Khan
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道 tao; path, right way * 仁 ren, benevolent * 徳 de, virtuous * 禮 li, propriety * 義 yi, morality * 忠 zhong, loyalty * 恕 shu, reciprocity * 信 xin, trustworthy * 命 ming, destiny, fate * 天 tien, heaven, above * 理 li, principle *
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