Tengrian and Buddhist cosmology: A comparative analysis by S.Sh. Ayazbekova

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Research on Buddhist Cosmology from the Perspective of Religious Comparison by Huachuan Ji, Jinjian Wang

“…This paper introduces the Buddhist cosmology of Mount Sumeru and the tri-sahasra mahā-sahasra lokadhātu under the perspective of comparative religions and the first human beings who came to this world from the ābhāsvara-deva as recorded in the Buddhist scriptures and explores the question of whether Buddhism is atheistic. …”
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Mapping the ‘Three Worlds’: A Preliminary Exploration of the Formation and Iconography of Buddhist Cosmological Paintings in Central Siam by Ran Xiong

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Budismo: ciencia, filosofía y religión by Fernando Tola, Carmen Dragonetti

Subjects: “…buddhism, buddhist cosmology, philosophy, religion, epistemology, ethics and truth…”
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On the Concept of “Lokāntarikā” by Guanxiong Qi

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The Borobudur temple: the Buddhist architecture in Indonesia by Katarzyna Kowal

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"Disembedded" Buddhism in a Techno-Global Cosmology: The Case of Spike Jonze’s Film Her (2013) by Jesse Barker

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“One’s Own Body of Pure Channels and Elements”: The Teaching and Practice of Tibetan Yoga at Namdroling by Naomi Worth

“…This essay highlights three key areas of Buddhist doctrine support the practice of <i>Sky Dharma</i> (<i>gNam chos</i>) yoga at Namdroling: (1) The history and legacy that accompany the practice, which identify the deity of Tibetan yoga as a wrathful form of Avalokiteśvara, the Buddha of compassion; (2) The role of deity yoga in the practice of Tibetan yoga, where the practitioner arises as the deity during yoga practice, an all-consuming inner contemplation; and (3) The framing of Tibetan yoga within the wider philosophy of karma theory and its relationship to Buddhist cosmology. Practitioners of Tibetan yoga endeavor to burn up karmic seeds that fuel the cycle of rebirth in the six realms of <i>saṃsāra</i>. …”
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he Enumeration of the Names-Epithets of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas in the Buddhist Sources by Safarali Kh. Shomakhmadov

“…The analysis of Bodhisattvas names semantics allowed us to develop three typologies of the names-epithets: 1) stages of the religious practice; 2) spheres of the Buddhist cosmology; 3) aspects of the Noble Path (wisdom, morality, yogic practice). …”
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Both Like and Unlike: Rebirth, Olfaction, and the Transspecies Imagination in Modern Chinese Buddhism by Lina Verchery

“…Responding to recent trends in the Humanities calling for an expanded notion of ontological continuity between the human and non-human&#8212;notably inspired by critical animal studies, post-humanism, the new materialism, and the &#8220;ontological turn&#8221;&#8212;this essay contends that Buddhist cosmological ideas, like those that demand the cultivation of the transspecies imagination, present resources for moral reflection that can challenge and enrich current mainstream thinking about humanity&#8217;s relation to the nonhuman world.…”
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Bleeding Details by Mohan, Sahil

“…Hindu, Jain, and Buddhist cosmologies consider this sacred five-peaked mountain to be the center of all physical. …”
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