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    Less Hollywood and More Buddhism for Orlando Bloom Paid Member

    From the Kingdom of Heaven to Nirvana, the British actor takes time away from the movies to meditate More »
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    Silk Road to Re-open Paid Member

    Closed for 44 years, the Nathu La Pass on the ancient Silk Road is due to re-open on July 6th.More »
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    Gen Sun Tzu at the Allied Front A CHINESE TEXT on military strategy written 2,500 years ago for the Chinese kingdom of Wu is now an indispensable element of U.S. Marine Corps modern warfare. The Corps' commandant, General Alfred Gray, has made "The Art of War," by General Sun Tzu, required reading for his men. Shambhala Publications, Inc., recently shipped 10,000 copies of the audiotape to the marines, and the book was a reported favorite among� More »
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    The Last Dalai Lama? Paid Member

    The Dalai Lama says a democratic Tibet should mark the end of his line and discusses his own reincarnation.More »
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    UNTOEING THE LINE Monks from the banned Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam (UBCV) are facing more arrests and detention. According to Reuters, a UBCV monk, Thich Khong Tanh, 56, was detained in September. Upon his release he told the UBCV's Thich Quang Do, the 72-year-old and a one-time Nobel Peace Prize nominee who heads the UBCV's Institute for the Propagation of the Dharma, that police had warned him about future arrests. Do said, “(The police) disclosed there is already an order to arrest all of us.” More »