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Loving Paradoxes: A Feminist Reclamation of the Goddes Kali

The feminist significance of the Goddess Kali lies in an indigenous worshipful attitude of “Kali-bhakti” rather than in the mere image of the Goddess.

By Vrinda Dalmiya
statue of the goddess Guanyin
#Buddhism #Cultures #Traditions

From Bodhisattva to Goddess: Guanyin and Chinese Buddhism

Guanyin or Guanshihyin is the Chinese name for Avalokiteśvara, the Bodhisattva of Compassion, who has been worshiped throughout the Buddhist world.

By Matt Bramble
#Cultures #Traditions

Salutation to the Devī

The annual Durgā Pūjā is the climax of Navarātrī, literally “nine nights,” which is in fact a ten day observance. I like to call this the “Hindu High Holy Days,” because it is a very special time of year.

By Matt Bramble
#Cultures #Traditions

Embracing the Icon: The Feminist Potential of the Trans Bodhisattva, Kuan Yin

Explore the figure of Kuan Yin as a trans icon, an emerging point of identification for trans people that also has the potential to explode a tension within feminism.

By Cathryn Bailey
#Cultures #Traditions

What is Tradition?

The AyurYog project aims to ‘reveal the entanglements’ of no less than three historical traditions – but what do we actually mean by the use of the word tradition? How should we understand this word and its associations with authenticity and truth?

By Suzanne Newcombe
#Interdisciplinary #Traditions

Hungarian Shamanism & Shakta Tantrism in Nepal

Hungary and Nepal appear to have little in common when one considers these cultures’ spiritual and religious beliefs. Until we look a little closer.

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#Cultures #Traditions

A Tale of Two Georges: Part 2

Looking at the Hindu connections in the work of the Beatles’ George Harrison.

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#Hinduism #Yoga

Kṛṣṇa: Divine Ambiguity or Ambiguous Divinity

Dharma is a term that defies translation. It encompasses notions of law, duty, ethics, justice and religion, and is reflected in the norms of duty or conduct allotted to each individual, usually by reference to his or her status within society, sex and/or stage of life.

By Graham Burns
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