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Vol. 8, No. 2 (Winter 1997)

Contents

  1. 5th Sakyadhita Conference in Cambodia: Update
  2. North America Conference in 1998: Announcement
  3. Retreat Centers for Women in Asia: Questionnaire
  4. Bodhgaya International Full Ordination Ceremony
  5. Sakyadhita Webpage: Information
  6. Letter to the Editor:
    A Response to "Why Can't a Woman be More Like a Man?"
  7. "Upasika Kee Nanayon and the Social Dynamic of Theravadin Buddhist Practice"
  8. "Be Mindful and Set Yourself Free" by Melissa Prichard
  9. "Being Humble: Women's Flaw or Virtue?" by Sister Sucinda
  10. "Realizing Through Loss" by Rosanna Hsi
  11. International Reports:


Vol. 8, No. 1 (Spring 1997)

Contents

  1. Update on the Fifth International Sakyadhita Conference
  2. Childeren's Culture and Popular Buddhism in Korea: The Work of Jebeom Sunim by Hi Kyun Kim
  3. Opening the Heart by Bhiksuni Tenzin Palmo
  4. Zen and the Art of Lawnmower Rerpair by Stephan Hood
  5. "Why Can't a Woman Be More Like a Man?" Women, Men and Angels by Subhuti Reviewed by Ray Wills
  6. International News
  7. A Webpage for Sakyadhita International

 


Vol. 7, No. 2 (Winter 1996)

Contents

  1. SADDHA: Faith in a Time of Rapid Change by Chatsumarn Kabilsingh
  2. INTERNATIONAL NEWS
  3. First Seminar for Ladakhi Nuns by Elizabeth Gardner
  4. Female Leadership: The Role of Ladakhi Nuns in the Society of the Future by Dita Mohrmann, CHOMO Foundation
  5. Words of Thanks by Ranjani de Silva
  6. Notices:


Vol. 7, No. 1 (Spring 1996)

Contents

  1. Women and Buddhism: Theravada Nuns of Nepal by Kimberly Kita
  2. Report on the Fourth International Conference (August 1 - 7, 1995 in Leh, Ladakh)
  3. Drawings by Sra. Isia Osuchowska - a presentation by the Women's Bookshop in Milan
  4. Video of the Fourth International Conference by Marlies Bosch
  5. Membership - a reminder


Vol. 6, No. 2 (Fall 1995)

Contents

  1. On Peace, Justice, and Ecology by Dr. Asoka Bandarage
  2. Nuns Seen as Ideal Teachers of Society by Heng Sok Chheng
  3. Reflections from a Nunnery Rooftop by Kim Gutschow
  4. The Buddhist Nuns of Ladakh by Dr. Paula Green, Director, Karuna Center, Massachusetts
  5. Marriage Transformed by Rosanna Hsi
  6. A Retreat at Plum Village by Shelley Anderson
  7. INTERNATIONAL NEWS
  8. BOOK REVIEWS
  9. Cross-Cultural Fundraising - "Jewels of the Dharma: Spiritual Dances for Women's Cultural Preservation" by Samantha Tavares
  10. Credits for this issue


Vol. 6, No. 1 (Spring 1995)

Contents

  1. A Summer in China: A Famous 325-year-old Nunnery Rebuilt, Its Extraordinary Abbess, and the Ordination of 783 Bhikshunis by Bhikshuni Ngawang Chodron
  2. Report from Chenresig Nuns' Community by Margaret McAndrew
  3. Women and the Power of Compassion: Survival in the 21st Century - the Fourth International Conference on Buddhist Women (Leh, Ladakh, August 1-7, 1995)
  4. INTERNATIONAL NEWS
  5. One Woman's Practice in Japan by Mitra Bishop
  6. How to Win an Argument with a Meat Eater
  7. United Nations International Day of Peace: One Minute of Silence, One Moment of Goodwill Activity of Peace


Vol. 5, No. 2 (Summer 1994)

Contents

  1. Announcing the Fourth International Sakyadhita Conference - Leh, Ladakh - August 1995
  2. Report on the Third International Sakyadhita Conference on Buddhist Women (Colombo, Sri Lanka, October 25-29, 1993) by Gabriele Küstermann
  3. A personal report on the Third International Conference on Buddhist Women by Elizabeth Harris
  4. INTERNATIONAL NEWS
  5. Buddhist Monasticism in the West by Bhiksuni Tenzin Palmo
  6. Glorious Honor for Humble Nun Chen Yen by William Hu
  7. Cross-Cultural Fundraising: "Jewels of the Dharma: Spiritual Dances for Women's Cultural Preservation" by Samantha Tavares
  8. Announcements


Vol. 5, No. 1 (1994)

Contents

  1. "Buddhist Women in Modern Society": A Report on the Third International Sakyadhita Conference on Buddhist Women by Gabriele Küstermann
  2. Vietnamese Nuns Bring Calm to Neighborhood by Jim Dickey
  3. INTERNATIONAL NEWS
  4. A Buddhist Summer Camp in Taiwan by Yi-hsun Huang
  5. Children's Direct Seeing by Dr. Thynn Thynn
  6. The Meaning of Compassion by Daw Su Su Sein
  7. The Enlightened Nun Subha by Panadure Vajira Dasasilmatha
  8. Pilgrim's Progress (for Buddha's birthday, 1993) by caroline sinavaiana
  9. Hearty Congratulations! - Rose Nakamura Receives Caregiving Award


Vol. 4, No. 2 (Winter 1993)

Contents

  1. Announcing the Third International Sakyadhita Conference: Bangkok, Thailand (October 1991)
  2. Buddhist Women on the Roof of the World by Ven. Karma Lekshe Tsomo


Vol. 4, No. 1 (Summer 1993)

Contents

  1. "Spiritual Development of the Child, Or, 'What did they do with the Dalai Lama?'" by Alanda Wraye
  2. Reflection on gender bias in popular Buddhism: Women and Buddhism in Vietnam by Dr. Norma Fain Pratt
  3. The case of Buddhist nuns in Thailand by Narumon (Pook) Hinshiranan
  4. INTERNATIONAL NEWS
  5. Ordination in the Jodo Shinshu Tradition by Ruth Tabrah
  6. The Five Wonderful Precepts by Thich Nhat Hanh
  7. The Support of Precepts by Heidi Singh (Bodhicari Vajira)


Vol. 3, No. 2 (1992)

Contents

  1. Buddhism Needs Feminism by Kerry L. Fitz-Gerald
  2. Buddhist Nuns from a Modern Perspective by Juo-hsueh Shih
  3. INTERNATIONAL NEWS
  4. What is the Western Buddhist Order? by Dharmacharini Sanghdevi
  5. The Buddhist Revival in India by Dharmacharini Padmasuri
  6. Buddhism and Organ Transplants by Bhikshuni Karma Lekshe Tsomo
  7. Sakyadhita: Who We Are


Vol. 3, No. 1 (1992)

Contents

  1. Report on the Second Sakyadhita Conference: Bangkok, Thailand (October 1991)
  2. Man and Woman in the Teachings of the Buddha by Dr. Hellmuth Hecker
  3. Animals are Sentient Beings, Too by Sramanerika Thubten Chonyid
  4. INTERNATIONAL NEWS
    • Thailand. Maechee Jutimah sends a report on conditions for Western women wishing to practice meditation in Thailand.
  5. Thai nuns. "Spiritual Education Gives New Hope to Young Women" - an article from the Bangkok Post (June 9, 1991) describes the difficult situation of young Thai women eager to learn the Dhamma.


Vol. 2, No. 2 (Summer 1991)

Contents

  1. "Woman's Role as Buddhist Teacher" by Sakya Jetsun Chime Luding
  2. "Buddhist Nuns in Burma" by Dr. Friedgard Lottermoser
  3. INTERNATIONAL NEWS
    • England
    • Sri Lanka
    • Thailand
    • Tibet. Includes Rafaela Moltam's impressions during her September 1990 trip to Tibet.
    • United States. Includes a report on Project Dana, a new Buddhist voluntary program to assist the frail and elderly in community.
  4. Activities on the Vinaya Research Committee - a report on the last three years (1987-90) by Bhiksuni Jampa Tsedroen
  5. More books and articles on women in Buddhism



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