Asanga
Flourishing sometime around the 4th century CE in what is now Peshawar in Pakistan, Asanga was the founding figure in
Kundakunda
Living around the 2nd to 3rd century CE, Kundakunda represents the Jain side of the amazing intellectual renaissance that was
Aryadeva
Following in Nagarjuna’s footsteps, his student Aryadeva wrote an important Madhyamaka text – the 400 stanzas – that went on
Nagarjuna
Born sometime around the 1st Century CE, Nagarjuna is widely recognised as the possibly the greatest mind in the Buddhist
Mahayana
Mahayana is the second of the three great Buddhist sectarian traditions, the other two being Theravada and Vajrayana. Emerging with
Theravada
Early in its development, the Buddhist movement fractured into many factions over differences in the rules regulating the community of
Smartism
Around the first century CE numerous new and revitalised strands of Hindu religious and philosophical thought emerged from the post-Brahminical
Shaktism
Although the worship of Goddesses has existed since ancient times in Indic religions, during the Gupta Dynasty period a vibrant
E019 – Goodbyes
https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-8sce6-dcec4e Hello all! In our 19th episode, we discuss goodbyes and farewells – both to people but also to places.
