Buddhism: Religion of No Religion (5.3 hours) - Alan Watts

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Buddhism: Religion of No Religion (5.3 hours) The Journey from India While traveling through Japan with a small group of students we explore the Hindu roots of Buddhism, and the migration northward of India's influence on Oriental thought. The Middle Way Central to Buddhism is a transformation of perspective and consciousness that touches upon the very essence of religion. Buddhism as Dialogue The way in which the Mahayana method points each individual toward the middle way is seen in its unique form as a dialogue. Religion of No Religion The practice of Zen involves no dogma, no doctrine, and no divine imagery, and so is known as the religion of no religion. Wisdom of the Mountains An exploration of the Vajra method of Tibetan Buddhism Transcending Duality The unification of opposites in the heart / mind goes beyond what is normally thought of as practice. Diamond Web The image of opposites of the diamond dew drop in the spider's web provides a rich metaphor for culminating the world-view of Mahayana Buddhism.

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