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The international Ph D program me in Buddhist Studies of Mahidol University will orgnize
The 2nd International Conference on '' Buddhism in South-East Asia '' At the S.D Avenue Hotel,
Bangplad, Bangkok , Thailand .
Date and Venue
The conference will be organized on 29 August 2011 at S.D Avenue Hotel , Bangplad,
Bangkok .
Guest speakers are :
1 Mrs Jacqueline Filliozat, Honorary Lecturer and Research Scholar, France
2 Dr .Peter Skilling, Thailand
3 Dr. Prapod Assavavirulhakarn, Chulalongkorn University
4 Dr. Kate Crosby ,Director of the Center of buddhist Studies , School of Oriental and African Studies , University of London (SOAS .),United Kingdom .
5 Dr.Justin Mc Daniel. Pennsylvania University , USA.
6 Dr.Claudio Cicuzza, Webster University , Thailand .

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by Sutirtho Patranobis, Hindustan Times, January 25, 2011
Chennai, India -- Sri Lanka on Tuesday expressed concern over the attack on the Sri Lanka Maha Bodhi Centre in Chennai late on Monday night in which three of its citizens were injured.

While no one has taken responsibility for the attack, it was not immediately clear whether the incident was retaliation against the alleged killing of two Indian fishermen by the Sri Lankan navy off the Tamil Nadu coast in the past two weeks.
The Sri Lankan navy had denied involvement in both killings.
An unidentified group consisting of 10-15 persons carried out an attack on the Sri Lanka Maha Bodhi Centre in Egmore, Chennai around 9pm.
During this incident, three Buddhist monks, including a chancellor of Lankan university, and Nepalese citizen residing at the Maha Bodhi Centre at that time, sustained minor injuries, while the property of the Centre was also damaged

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06:09

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It was delight and happy day in my life in Thailand . I found almost every body smiling and hoping brightness future . An old lady , 80 year old said that she would like to study computer so that she could listen Dhamma .It was formed as a Arakan student monk association in Thailand , they are student in Thailand and they contribute to the migrant workers by teachings such as subjects , Buddhism in daily life , basic computer , advance computer courses , basic English , and advance English courses, so on.
Education is key to success in every sector and at least they can improve their know ledges , living with the society harmoniously among all myanmar people . In fact ,they are different background ,religious and cultures but they are Buddhist so, by practicing buddha's teachings can be united and improving life skill . I tough them on that day about the subject of " Buddhim in daily life " focusing on how to apply Buddha's teachings in our daily life .
Finally , i would like to invite all of you on the behalf of A.S.M.S to come and visit our education center and learn what you want to know and share with the others what you have been learn . We are running our class normally every Sunday for every body .

17:10

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Bodh Gaya, India -- The main hall of the Gaya train station looks like a morgue. It's a wintry morning and bodies lie everywhere in white shrouds, black blankets or red bedsheets.
Foreign tourists heading for the Tripitaka festival attended by Buddhist monks from 54 countries, emerge from trains with trepidation. They negotiate their way through the rows of bodies. These are not dead people, merely the passengers, beggars, vagrants and rickshawallas whose only shelter in Gaya is the train station. The tourists pick their way through puddles of dog urine and cow dung, get into taxis and head for Bodhgaya, 20 minutes away.
It's where the Buddha got enlightenment 2600 years ago. In the early morning, it looks serene. The roads are lined with trees. Monks walk single-file down the road, muttering mantras. A drum sounds from one of the town's many monasteries and temples. Birds sing in the trees. The butter lamps in the temples glow softly. At sun-up, Bodhgaya stands fully revealed.
The roads are patchy; sidewalks broken; muddy lanes behind temples and monasteries are ankle-deep in a garbage cocktail composed of polythene bags, waste matter and earth. A small clearing between two brand new hotels, right in front of the Bhutanese temple, is home to tumble-down huts with potbellied children rolling in the dirt alongside filthy piglets. Nearby is a pond, green with slime and choked with plastic water bottles and polythene bags. "How can a society accept this level of poverty? Why is nobody doing anything about it," asks Japanese photographer Mizuno who says he's too numb to take photos. He is one of many visitors who are here to take part in the 'Karmapa
900' ceremony, a year-long event that commemorates the birth of the first Karmapa Lama.

17:26

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In April 2009 , It was unforgotable trip to Indian for us , me and my friend , Choi WOn Suck went to India from Bangkok for the purpose of ordination of my friend Choi wonk suck , a korean boy who was my classmate and also the best friend of me , kalayanamitta . He was keen to be a Bhikkhu . We met each other at Mahachularlongkorn University Bangkok and studied together . Having learn a semester , In 2008 he invited me to come and study in korean unfortunately it was unsuccessful for me becous of various cusmenstance . I spent one month in Korean with my friend and others Myanmar community then i came back to Bangkok . It was his gratutude for caring me while i was in korean . I am thank to all .
In 2009 , I got a chance to study at IBC International Buddhist College southen Thailand and i moved there for the purpose of further study of my Master degree . While i was studying at IBC , my friend contact me to help for his ordination in my Myanmar but i had a idea that we would be better to go to India rather then Myanmar becouse it was greatland for Buddhist people as well as for the world so, we were also going to do great things for us so that it would be alway in our memory . We choiced to go to India and to ordain . It will be always in my mind the image of shaving the my friend head under the Bhodi tree and ordained in the ordination hall of MAHABHODI TEMPLE under the preceptorship of Usandamuni . For the memorization of our past , i post some photos here .

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A shrine in the Buddhist temple in Bangkok Cartons of milk and children's toys are placed at the shrine in the Buddhist temple in Bangkok
Bangkok, Thailand -- In a quiet corner of a Buddhist temple in Bangkok, an impromptu shrine has been created.

17:08

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Together with the ambassador of Srilanka and my friend , the ambassador was very happy and proud of himself at the conference to hear the words referred Srilanka many time . It is truth that without Srilanka there is no Buddhism . Southeneast Asian buddhist countries are specially ground on Srilanka .

00:48

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First of all, you need to finish your course work and, after that, take a
qualifying examination before starting writing a dissertation. Moreover, to be
graduated, you must have an English score of 500 and publish a paper based on
your dissertation in an internationally recognized journal or one on the list
approved by Higher Education Commission (e.g. ABAC's Prajavihara, MU's The
Journal, UTCC Journal, etc.). Many already pass the English requirement.
However, as for those who, on application, didn't submit the English score or
had one lower than 500, you should to take the examination provided by the
Graduate Studies three or four rounds a year. It is less expensive that TOEFL.

00:44

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Europe . . . since 1914 has become provincialized, . . . only the natural sciences are able to call forth a quick international echo.
(Hans-Georg Gadamer, 1977)
The West is a name for a subject which gathers itself in discourse but is also an object constituted discursively; it is, evidently, a name always associating itself with those regions, communities, and peoples that appear politically or economically superior to other regions, communities, and peoples. Basically, it is just like the name “Japan,”. . . it claims that it is capable of sustaining, if not actually transcending, an impulse to transcend all the particularizations.
(Naoki Sakai, 1998)
PROVINCIALIZING EUROPE is not a book about the region of the world we call “Europe.” That

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Ven.Khemavamsa was giving a Dhamma talk at the SANTIBAVAM DHAMMA HALL , to support to Cylone GIRI affected area westen part of Burma . Amount of donation was (6500) Thai Bhat received from the audiences and we have transfered its to the comittee members of Finance . We are appreciate for all donars to support to this difficult time .

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