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buddhists2012-02-19 07:20 pm
quietpages) wrote in buddhists2012-02-19 07:20 pm
Buddhist blogs?
I'm new and hoping for recommendations of buddhist blogs, particularly those written from a secular perspective. I already read (and recommend):
Jayarava's Raves is written by a member of the Triratna Buddhist Order. In addition to being of a rationalist bent, Jayarava studies Pali, so many posts involve close-reading.
David Chapman is an apprentice in the Aro gTér lineage of Tibetan Buddhism. He is currently working on "the recent history, fluid present, and possible futures of Buddhism."
Speculative Non-Buddhism is the new project of translator and Buddhist Studies scholar Glenn Wallis. It's thought-provoking, and just plain provoking. The best part is the conversations sparked by each post, so be sure to subscribe to the comments feed, too.
Jayarava's Raves is written by a member of the Triratna Buddhist Order. In addition to being of a rationalist bent, Jayarava studies Pali, so many posts involve close-reading.
David Chapman is an apprentice in the Aro gTér lineage of Tibetan Buddhism. He is currently working on "the recent history, fluid present, and possible futures of Buddhism."
Speculative Non-Buddhism is the new project of translator and Buddhist Studies scholar Glenn Wallis. It's thought-provoking, and just plain provoking. The best part is the conversations sparked by each post, so be sure to subscribe to the comments feed, too.
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