This article will argue that, given the government objective of happiness or spiritual growth of Bhutan's inhabitants, a fresh look at Buddhism is of the greatest relevance, as Buddhism provides just the perspective and insights that were lost in modern development. Moreover the author presents his personal view of the development process in Bhutan, providing the historical and cultural-psychological background in which the need for a modern understanding of Buddhism arises. Acknowledging both the shortcomings of modern development and the Buddhist culture existent in Bhutan, he conclude that an open-minded sparking dialogue between the two can strengthen both, bringing down the rain of wisdom and compassion which is the rightful inheritanc...
The purpose of this article is to show how a old form of Buddhism integrated with the local cult in ...
This interdisciplinary study explores the dialogical space between Buddhism and economics grounded u...
The paper describes Theravada Buddhism adopted in South-East Asia. In the first part the author (of ...
Over the past few decades, Bhutan has seen tremendous developments, stemming in part from modern edu...
A small Buddhist nation long isolated in the Himalayas between China and India, Bhutan navigates the...
This paper consists of two parts, which are conceptually only loosely interconnected. Proceeding fro...
Bhutan's stated intention of keeping the value of happiness central to the development process is a ...
Religion, culture and polity have largely influenced what is unique about Bhutan today. As a Mahayan...
The author, who works in the education system in India, deals with the importance of Buddhism and Bu...
In this paper, some of the characteristics of happiness perceived by the Bhutanese are presented in ...
In the context globalization today, peaceful cooperation, mutual substainable development, avoiding ...
The demand for 'authentic' cultural and nature-based tourism experiences affects all cultures, inclu...
Buddhism defines happiness as the state of mind that enjoys inner peace and is contented. The concep...
This article will consider the role that Alternative Dispute Resolution (‘Dham Kha Chen Ki Khendum’ ...
Buddhism is being emphasised strongly in both Chinese and Indian public diplomacy, as they both seek...
The purpose of this article is to show how a old form of Buddhism integrated with the local cult in ...
This interdisciplinary study explores the dialogical space between Buddhism and economics grounded u...
The paper describes Theravada Buddhism adopted in South-East Asia. In the first part the author (of ...
Over the past few decades, Bhutan has seen tremendous developments, stemming in part from modern edu...
A small Buddhist nation long isolated in the Himalayas between China and India, Bhutan navigates the...
This paper consists of two parts, which are conceptually only loosely interconnected. Proceeding fro...
Bhutan's stated intention of keeping the value of happiness central to the development process is a ...
Religion, culture and polity have largely influenced what is unique about Bhutan today. As a Mahayan...
The author, who works in the education system in India, deals with the importance of Buddhism and Bu...
In this paper, some of the characteristics of happiness perceived by the Bhutanese are presented in ...
In the context globalization today, peaceful cooperation, mutual substainable development, avoiding ...
The demand for 'authentic' cultural and nature-based tourism experiences affects all cultures, inclu...
Buddhism defines happiness as the state of mind that enjoys inner peace and is contented. The concep...
This article will consider the role that Alternative Dispute Resolution (‘Dham Kha Chen Ki Khendum’ ...
Buddhism is being emphasised strongly in both Chinese and Indian public diplomacy, as they both seek...
The purpose of this article is to show how a old form of Buddhism integrated with the local cult in ...
This interdisciplinary study explores the dialogical space between Buddhism and economics grounded u...
The paper describes Theravada Buddhism adopted in South-East Asia. In the first part the author (of ...