7th International Conference Buddhism & Australia

February 1, 2018 – February 3, 2018
Edith Cowan University Mt Lawley Campus

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Rituals, Rituals and the Image of Buddha, Silk Road Buddhism, Death of the Buddha

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Edith Cowan University Mt Lawley Campus

2 Bradford Street, Mount Lawley WA, Australia, Building 17, room 103

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Day 1

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Chinese temple visit

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Day 2

Chinese temple visit

Presentations

A Study On The Buddhist Revival In 19th Century In Sri Lanka

H.H.N.S. Hewawasan

Anatta And The Experience Of Reality

Will Pascoe

Buddha’s teachings are universal; regardless of race and caste

Udoy Barua

Buddhism In Ancient Assam (India)

Bandana Baruah

Impact of Buddhism on Biodiversity Conservation in Arunachal Pradesh, India

Mainu Devi

Kumārajīva’s Remarkable Contribution to Sarvāstivāda and Mahāyāna Tradition in Medieval Chinese Buddhism

Pranab Barua

Mahasi Sasana Yeikthar’s Propagation of Tharavada Buddhism in Myanmar

Bandanta Vi Suu Dha

Offering Seven Water Bowls

Chandra Kala Ghimire

Pre Buddhist religious beliefs in Sri Lanka

Nadeesha Gunawardana

Rituals and Ceremonies on Sacred Tooth Relic

J.M.Sudharmawathie

Tea and Buddhism in Blang People’s Ethnic Identification: A Case Study of Blang Hill Laoman’e Village

Yan Wen’en

The early Sinification of the Buddha’s relics and the case in which Kang Senghui prayed for those sacred relics

Trung Huynh

The Mahayana Buddhist Doctrine of Skilful Means and Buddhism in Australia

Ian Cook

The role of Mahinda thēro introducing the Buddhism in Sri Lanka

D.K. Manathunga, Nadeesha Gunawardana

The Transmission of Buddhism along the Silk Road

Dipu Barua

Theory of Dependent origination (Conditional Genesis) and Social Healing approach towards post conflict reconciliation

Galkande Dhammananda