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《人間佛教學報‧藝文》第62期出刊 深耕生活律儀落實人間修行
與儀式文化的影響，並以中英文同步刊登。 專題文章方面，透過全球佛光道場的僧信見證展現人間行者的菩薩行，有澳洲滿可法師談南天寺的多元弘法創造現代弘法新模式、馬來西亞覺誠法師談東禪寺如何改造毒村變幸福村、印度慧顯法師談沙彌學園僧教育成果，再到美國慧東法師談西來寺如何接引e世代青年。從種族、文化、教育與藝術等多元面向展現人間佛教在地化、國際化的弘法能量。 藝文版有心保和尚的開示語錄，指出面對AI人工智慧浪潮，應運用佛法「Buddha intelligence」的「生命的大數據」，在人生中找到自己的貴人。另有如祥法師分享翻譯《般若經》的體悟，續祥法師則以文字書寫轉化生命，呈現青年僧侶的信念與毅力。任傳.....
《人間佛教學報 • 藝文》第64期出版
則從現代菩薩行的視角，論述人間佛教如何積極對接環保、政治與男女平權等當代全球性議題，展現佛教引領社會進步的正向力量。 「僧信如是我行」單元見證了佛光山弟子如何在全球視野中落實僧信共融。覺明法師記述了在印度深造九年的學術歷程，展現大師培育國際僧才的高瞻遠矚；妙佑法師分享在巴西弘法的見證，透過「如來之子」計畫與本土化策略，讓佛法在異鄉深耕。 五位護法信眾則展現了人間佛教重塑生命的深遠影響：藝術家李自健感念大師以「人成即佛成」的精神支持其創作《南京大屠殺》巨畫，向世界傳播和平；斯碧瑤記錄了大師法傳南美三十餘載的感人歷史；裴勇剖析大師與趙樸初長者如何共鑄兩岸佛教的「金剛紐帶」；朱唐妹分享其從企業家轉變.....
A Study of Humanistic Buddhism Returning to India: Observations and Reflections on the Fo Guang Shan New Delhi Educational and Cultural Centre
The journey of Venerable Master Hsing Yun’s Humanistic Buddhism back to India can generally be divided into two stages. The first stage spanned from 1963 to 2008, when the Venerable Master made eight pilgrimages to India and gradually affirmed his desire to bring Buddhism back there. He and some of his monastics began to develop a preliminary plan. The second stage began with the establishment of the New Delhi Educational and Cultural Centre (hereinafter referred to as the Centre). By building a temple, initiating educational programs, setting up charitable clinics, and engaging in cross-cultural exchanges, Buddhism was reestablished in India.
The Influence of Indian and Buddhist Elements in Medieval China: A Study of Buddha’s Birthday Celebrations In Luoyang during the Northern Wei dynasty
The Buddha’s birthday festival reached an unprecedented level of grandeur during the rule of Northern Wei when its capital was at Luoyang (495 to 534 CE). Buddhism was indigenous to neither the rulers nor the native Han Chinese. Yet, the Buddha’s birthday celebration on the eighth day of the fourth lunar month became a popular ritual in which the entire city participated. This paper studies a particular phenomenon in this public ritual, the use of carriages in image processions, tracing the heritage of these carriages back to the religion’s land of origin, India, and their literary sources. The intention of this paper is to study the reasons for such phenomenal success, in particular as they relate to the functional role of a religious festival and how the tenets of a religion can enable itself to be popular and sustainable. The Buddha’s birthday is a relevant case study because over 1,500 years later, countries such as Cambodia, Hong Kong, Macau, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Singapore, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam continue to celebrate it as their public holiday.
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Ancient Indian Buddhism and Ahimsa
Ancient Indian Buddhist Attitude Towards Women (I)
Ancient Indian Buddhist Attitude Towards Women (II)
