The Dharma Pearls Newsletter
Charles PattonThe Dharma Pearls Newsletter provides regular updates and essays based on the Dharma Pearls translation project.
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Latest Issues
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Animism in Early Buddhism
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The Formal Absences of Precious Things
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Dharma Pearls July Update
Hello, everyone. It’s time for another update on the progress of the translation project. For those who are new to my Substrack newsletter, I write two main types of posts: I post research essays on aspects of Buddhism that I personally fin...
Social Conflict in Early Buddhism, part 2
Last month, I followed the thread of desire as a source of problems in Buddhist thought into the thicket of social conflict and the history of early Buddhism. In the first essay on this new topic, I outlined the historical era in which Budd...
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I am a translator of Classical Chinese and lay scholar of Buddhism. My current project is focused on translating and presenting the early Buddhist texts that are preserved in Chinese translation, especially the four Āgamas.
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