BG 215: Emergent Buddhism
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BG 215: Emergent Buddhism
02. May, 2011 by Hokai Sobol
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We’re joined this week by Buddhist teacher and scholar Hokai Sobol to explore the broad, but crucial topic of Emergent Buddhism. As a preface to the panel that Hokai will be leading at the upcoming Buddhist Geeks Conference on “The Emerging Face of Buddhism,” he explores the nature of emergence in the history of Buddhism, pointing out that “everything that we call traditional now was at one point emergent.”
Hokai also explores some of the his deepest questions regarding “Emergent Buddhism,” namely 1) What has emerged thus far, that has worked?, 2) What is emerging right now?, and 3) What do the coming decades hold? He explores the importance of each of these questions, while at the same time tackling some complex issues regarding the massive cross-pollination and convergence of multiple religious and secular traditions with Buddhism.
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Dear William Harryman,
ReplyDeleteReally nice blog! I'm a graduate student at JFKU and I study Integral Psychology now.
I also like Integral Theory.
Thanks,
Yohei
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