Articles Featured in our Library:

Unsettling Boundaries: Verses Shared by Śrāvaka and Mahāyāna Texts (2005) – Peter Skilling

Preliminary Remarks on Two Versions of the Āṭānāṭīya (Āṭānāṭika)-Sūtra in Sanskrit (2007) – Lore Sander

Cremated Like a King: The Funeral of the Buddha within the Ancient Indian Context (2009) – Oskar von Hinüber

The Sumedhakathā in Pāli Literature and Its Relation to the Northern Buddhist Textual Tradition (2010) – Junko Matsumura

Featured in the course, " The Buddha"

Far From the Madding Strife for Hollow Pleasures: Meditation and Liberation in the Śrāvakabhūmi (2012) – Florin Deleanu

A very brief summary of the Śrāvakabhūmi: an ancient meditation manual preserved by the Yogācāra school.

Reshaping Timelessness: Paradigm Shifts in the Interpretation of Buddhist Meditation (2017) – Florin Deleanu

Deep contemplative experiences and the philosophical conclusions which they yield are beyond history. Or are they?…

How Gnosis Met Logos: The Story of a Hermeneutical Verse in Indian Buddhism (2019) – Florin Deleanu

Drawing upon the Yogācārin model, Dharmakīrti explains that the contemplative must first grasp the objects through cognition born of listening, ascertain them through reflection based on reasoning, and finally cognise them through meditative cultivation. This leads to valid perception.