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In this chapter of Edward Reib's Buddhist Books Podcast, we'll take a look at the world of Jainism, and its relationship with Buddhism. Before he was Lord Buddha, Siddhartha Gautama sat under a Bodhi Tree a stone's throw away from the heart of Jainism, which was already well established in India, particularly in the region in which he was meditating....

Edward Reib recites the entire Tipiṭaka (or Tripitaka) translated from the original Pali language directly into English, with light commentary.

Patriarchy and petroleum, carcinogens and carbon emissions, racism and racketeering, addiction and advertising, human and animal slavery, and an ever growing continent of plastic; we all know the problems. Let’s talk about solutions.

Edward Reib teaches Yoga, and aspires To Be A Yogi. Through this Podcast, he interviews authors, teachers, and other practitioners of Yoga, discussing the history of Yoga, its various forms, teaching Yoga, Yoga philosophy, and other related subjects.

A Podcast dedicated to Yeshe Tsogyal, the Mother of Tibetan Buddhism.

The stories of, and the stories behind, "The New World Empire" and "The Interdimensional Coffeehouse."

This chapter of "Buddhist Books Podcast" includes the recitals from "The Life and Liberation of Padmasambhava" by Yeshe Tsogyal.

An approachable, sometimes humorous, series available on YouTube or any Podcasting platform.

Sonnet1 is a GW-Basic program written by Edward Reib which generates an infinite (almost) variety of randomly generated but grammatically correct pseudo-Shakespearean sonnets. So, naturally, in the TRON universe, there is a Doppelganger of Edward who wears a blue (usually) light suit and speaks only in dramatically pontificated sincere but nonsensical, sometimes funny, sometimes dirty, sometimes thought-provoking, iambic pentameter-ish.

An approachable, sometimes humorous, series available on YouTube or any Podcasting platform.

In which we'll continue reading and discussing "The Matrix and Diamond World Mandalas in Shingon Buddhism" by Adrian Snodgrass.