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This presentation, held at Stanford University on April 11, 2024, is part of the Ho Center's Chinese Buddhism Lecture Series.

Full title: Osmund Bopearachchi: "Yamakaprātihārya or the ‘Twin Miracle’: Where, when, why and how the Buddha mesmerized his friends and enemies” This presentation, held at Stanford University on March 21, 2024, is part of the Ho Center's T. T. & W. F. Chao Buddhist Art & Film Series.

This presentation, held at Stanford University on March 12, 2024, is part of the Ho Center's Japanese Buddhism Lecture Series.

This presentation, held at Stanford University on February 15, 2024, is part of the Ho Center's Japanese Buddhism Lecture Series.

T. T. & W. F. Chao Buddhist Art and Film Series

This is part of the Japanese Buddhism Lecture Series. For more information, please visit buddhiststudies.stanford.edu/events/caleb-carter-numinous-ascents-mountaineering-nature-and-ethnospirituality-modern-japan.

Tibetan Buddhism Lectures Full title of talk: "On the Early Development of Sexual Union in Buddhist Tantric Practice: Evidence from Dunhuang"

T. T. & W. F. Chao Distinguished Buddhist Practitioner Lectures

This talk is part of the Tibetan Buddhism Lecture Series. For more information please visit buddhiststudies.stanford.edu/events/klaus-dieter-mathes-do-nonconceptual-yogic-experiences-kalacakra-lend-support-jonang-gzhan

April 27, 2023 This talk is part of the Tibetan Buddhism Lecture Series. For more information, please visit:buddhiststudies.stanford.edu/events/khenpo-yeshi-ground-existence-great-perfection-and-its-relationship-buddha-nature

February 15, 2023 This talk is part of the Tibetan Buddhism Lecture Series. For more information, please visit: buddhiststudies.stanford.edu/events/john-d-dunne-between-life-and-death-understanding-tukdam

Nicholas Witkowski: "The Corpse as Nodal Object for Thinking Ascetic Practice in Relation to Labor in the (South Asian) Death Economy" January 26, 2023 This talk is part of the Indian Buddhism Lecture Series. For more information, please visit: buddhiststudies.stanford.edu/events/nicholas-witkowski-corpse-nodal-object-thinking-ascetic-practice-relation-labor-south-asian

This workshop is a part of the T. T. & W. F. Chao Conferences and Workshops. Many of the manuscripts circulated between the fifteenth and nineteenth centuries in Theravada temples in the kingdom of Siam (today’s central Thailand) are bilingual, with portions in Pali mixed together with portions in vernacular Thai. Carved on palm-leaf and inked on bark-paper manuscripts, such Pali-Thai bilingual...

October 12, 2022 This talk is part of Silk Road Buddhism Lecture Series. For more information, please visit: buddhiststudies.stanford.edu/events/jonathan-silk-window-sino-tibetan-pure-land-practices-dunhuang

Film Screening: THE MOUNTAIN PATH & Discussion with Director Edward A. Burger

Charles Hallisey: "Expanding the Ways We Read the Expanding Biographies of the Buddha"

Conversation between Reverend Zenju Earthlyn Manuel and Professor Michaela Mross

Paula K. R. Arai: "Blossoming in the Mud: Healing Practices of Japanese Buddhist Women"

Film Discussion of "Wandering . . . But Not Lost" with Director Paul MacGowan and James Gentry

Conversation with Filmmakers and co-author: HBO Documentary “TINA” and “Happiness Becomes You”

Spring Washam: "Grounded in Awareness: The Path of Mindfulness."

Mushim P. Ikeda: ""Grounding, Centering, and Moving Forward: Mindful Practices to Build Resiliency"

JoAnna Hardy: "How to Practice Self Care during Stressful Times"

Trent Walker: "Cetanābhedā and Cinderella"

Dawn Mauricio: "Remembering: Coming Home to the Heart and Body"

Discussion of Film "The Geshema is Born" by Producer/Director Malati Rao and Professor James Gentry

Conversation Between Author Chenxing Han and Professor Jane Iwamura on "Be the Refuge"

Venerable Bhikkhuni Viditadhamma in Conversation with Professor Paul Harrison

Christian Luczanits: “New Research on Alchi Monastery, Ladakh”