Buddhist nuns
Guidance from teachers of various Buddhist traditions on the importance of ensuring that women experience full equality in their opportunity to practice and teach the Dharma.
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A nun in exile: From Tibet to India
A Tibetan-born nun emigrates out of Chinese-occupied territory to South India, where she is instrumental…
View PostRestoring an ancient tradition
A nun describes her experience being accepted and integrating into a Mainland Chinese community of…
View PostBlossoming in Plum Village
A nun discusses entering the 5-year monastic training with the core community at Thich Nhat…
View PostThe Theravada sangha goes west
The birth of a Thai Monastery in England. How the female community created a new…
View PostLife in Gampo Abbey—Western style
A description of the practices and commitments of the residents of Gampo Abbey.
View PostThe history of the bhikkhuni sangha
An account of the bhikshuni lineage from the time of the Buddha and its spread…
View PostThe history of Buddhist monasticism and its Western ...
Tracing the evolution of the sangha and Vinaya. The challenges faced by the sangha in…
View PostA turnaround in Mundgod
A Western nun teaching young Tibetans in India in 1999? Why not give something back…
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