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Category Archives: Lectures
Munich lecture series on “Women in Buddhist Practice”
Here is an announcement about an upcoming lecture series on women in Buddhism, being held at LMU, Munich. The Doctoral Program in Buddhist Studies and the Center for Buddhist Studies at the Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität in Munich organize alecture series on the … Continue reading
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