Tag Archives: early Buddhism

White Bones Red Rot Black Snakes

This major work combines scrupulous research with creative imagin­ation to invest­igate the diverse and sometimes problematic roles that women have played in Buddhist stories.

Rebirth and the In-between State in Early Buddhism

Does Early Buddhism categor­ically reject or, on the contrary, tacitly admit the possib­ility of an inter­me­diate state between two adjacent lives? How can these descrip­tions and views be used to make sense of research findings on ‘Near Death Exper­i­ences’ bring us closer to a more accurate under­standing of death and beyond?