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A Buddhist Democracy
As Bhutan prepares to embrace parliamentary democracy in 2008, it should be cautious about drawing models from western democracy, says a Buddhist scholar from Thailand. Mr. Ajarn Sulak Sivaraksa, who … more →
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compassion, not pity
Emma wrote 1 year ago: CM Can you talk a bit about “engaged spirituality?” joan halifax roshi Engaged spirituality, in the … more →
The Criminal Court Judgment
sivaraksa wrote 3 years ago: Kanchanaburi public prosecutor (Thong Paphoom) V. Sulak Sivaraksa For violation of the Thai Petroleu … more →
Yadana Pipeline Protest Case Dismissed
sivaraksa wrote 3 years ago: Yadana Pipeline Protest Case Dismissed By Sai Silp August 18, 2006 The case against prominent Thai s … more →
How to Achieve Our Democracy
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sivaraksa wrote 3 years ago: The word “democracy” appeared in the First Declaration of the People’s Party which was announ … more →
Internal Healing for External Compassion
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sivaraksa wrote 3 years ago: To be truly religious is not to reject society but to work for social justice and change. Religion i … more →
No muffling this bold old man
sivaraksa wrote 3 years ago: AMID all that is ailing Thai society now, Sulak Sivaraksa stands out as its voice of conscience. He … more →
Religion – Blessing or Curse of Mankind
sivaraksa wrote 3 years ago: It is debatable whether one calls Buddhism religion or not. However as an organized creed practiced … more →
A Buddhist Democracy
sivaraksa wrote 3 years ago: As Bhutan prepares to embrace parliamentary democracy in 2008, it should be cautious about drawing m … more →
