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    Key Figures

    #Key Figures#Traditions

    In the Service of Truth

    By Jeffery Long

    This personal essay will focus on various issues which arise when one is a scholar-practitioner in a spiritual tradition.

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    Scholem, Ellis, Dasgupta

    By Patricia Tillman

    Who is Nāgārjuna?

    By Jay Garfield

    Para-Brahman as Ecstatic Mystic, Bhakti Revivalist, and Founder of a Bhakti Lineage

    By Prāṇadā Comtois

    Beacons of Dharma (Book Review)

    By Ross O'Brien

    Beacons is divided into three parts: (1) Service, Compassion, and Humanitarianism, (2) Ecology and Environmental Activism, and (3) Peace, Knowledge, and Social Justice.

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    #Key Figures #Traditions

    In the Service of Truth

    This personal essay will focus on various issues which arise when one is a scholar-practitioner in a spiritual tradition.

    By Jeffery Long
    #Book Reviews #Key Figures

    Beacons of Dharma (Book Review)

    Beacons is divided into three parts: (1) Service, Compassion, and Humanitarianism, (2) Ecology and Environmental Activism, and (3) Peace, Knowledge, and Social Justice.

    By Ross O'Brien
    #Key Figures #Traditions

    Scholem, Ellis, Dasgupta

    What is the role of the academy, and academia, in the study of religion and spirituality?

    By Patricia Tillman
    #Key Figures #Traditions

    Who is Nāgārjuna?

    Nāgārjuna is by any account the most influential Mahāyāna philosopher.

    By Jay Garfield
    #Key Figures #Traditions

    Para-Brahman as Ecstatic Mystic, Bhakti Revivalist, and Founder of a Bhakti Lineage

    Śrī Krishna Caitanya is an extraordinary person of the sixteenth century whose example of ecstatic embodiment is unique in the world. His contagious spiritual emotions and kirtan flooded the Indian subcontinent and demonstrated the power of bhakti to dispel the deluding power of maya and bring one to love as an eternal state of being.

    By Prāṇadā Comtois

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