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Buddhism: A Path Towards the Future

Arnold Toynbee, the noted British historian, remarked that the most important event for the West in the twentieth century was to be its encounter with Buddhism.

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Phil Hine on Chakras & Western Occultism (#76)

Phil is an independent scholar and author.

By Jacob Kyle
#Philosophy #Traditions

Swami Brahmananda Saraswati on the Yogi Code & Deep Mindfulness (#74)

Swami is the creator of the “Yogi Code.”

By Jacob Kyle
#Philosophy #Traditions

William K. Mahony on the Vedic Imagination (#72)

William is a Religious Studies Scholar and author of “The Artful Universe.”

By Jacob Kyle
#Philosophy #Traditions

Ian Whicher on the Integrity of the Yoga Sutras (#70)

Ian is a yoga studies scholar and author.

By Jacob Kyle
#Philosophy #Traditions

Swami Umesh Yogi on Jyotish and the Vedic Worldview (#69)

Swami is Vedic teacher based in Rishikesh, India.

By Jacob Kyle
#Philosophy #Yoga

Christopher Key Chapple on Ritual, the Elements and Sanskrit (#56)

Christopher is a celebrated scholar, author of numerous books and started the Yoga Studies program at Loyola Marymount University.

By Jacob Kyle
#Ethics #Philosophy

Jonathan Dickstein on Vegetarianism in Classical Yoga (#55)

Jonathan is an activist and yoga scholar-practitioner.

By Jacob Kyle
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