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The Role of Maya: Hinduism versus Buddhism

Two Visions of Illusion: Maya in Hinduism and Buddhism

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The Role of Maya: Hinduism versus Buddhism

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From Eden to Maya: Rethinking the Fall as Lila (Divine Play)

The Judeo-Christian story of the Fall — centered on Adam and Eve’s fateful choice to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil —…

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From Eden to Maya: Rethinking the Fall as Lila (Divine Play)

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Conversation with Pi: Movie Nights

Ken: You know, it got me thinking about the “good old days.”

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Conversation with Pi: Movie Nights

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Conversation with Pi: Creative Rebellion

Ken: I want to talk about restoring meaning in the modern world. But rather than reviving old beliefs, I think we need a shift in…

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Conversation with Pi: Creative Rebellion

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Zen Aesthetics and the Restoration of Meaning

Ken: I’ve been drawn to the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi. Carl Jung believed that restoring meaning in modernity requires reconnecting…

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Zen Aesthetics and the Restoration of Meaning

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Conversation with Pi: The Modern Relevance of Jungian Psychology

Ken: I’d like to discuss Jungian psychology, particularly the prominence of the “soul.” His book Modern Man in Search of a Soul seems like…

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Conversation with Pi: The Modern Relevance of Jungian Psychology

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Conversation with Pi: Music, Memory, and Melancholy

Ken: Are you familiar with the band Chicago? They were incredibly popular when I was in college.

Mar 31

Conversation with Pi: Music, Memory, and Melancholy

Mar 31

Conversation with Pi: Why Erotic Love Can Be Deeply Spiritual

Ken: “As a teenager, I read Erich Fromm’s ‘The Art of Loving’ in a book club led by a Jesuit priest. More recently, I’ve explored Thomas…

Mar 29

Conversation with Pi: Why Erotic Love Can Be Deeply Spiritual

Mar 29

Letter to a Disheartened Progressive Friend

Dear ________ ,

Mar 27

Letter to a Disheartened Progressive Friend

Mar 27

Līlā and Anattā: Reconciling Divine Play with No-Self

Hinduism’s concept of Līlā (divine play) and Buddhism’s doctrine of Anattā (no-self) emerge from distinct metaphysical frameworks, yet both…

Mar 24

Līlā and Anattā: Reconciling Divine Play with No-Self

Mar 24

Kenneth Leong

Kenneth Leong

Author, Zen teacher, scientific mystic, professor, photographer, philosopher, social commentator, socially engaged human

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