Essays by Dayāmati Richard Hayes

• Buddhist attitudes towards nature
• Bodhisattvas in bluejeans
• A dialogue on rebirth
• Euthanasia in early Buddhist thought
• Remembering Devadatta

I am what some in the Buddhist world call a “scholar-practitioner,” in that since 2000 I have been a dharmachari of the Triratna Buddhist Order and am a retired professor of Buddhist philosophy, who taught at McGill University from 1988 until 2003 and at The University of New Mexico from 2003 until 2013. I don't much like the label “scholar-practitioner‚” and would prefer to think of myself as a person who uses writing as a method of clarifying my thoughts and then shares that writing in case it may be of some use to others as they try to clarify theirs.

Books cited on inquiring buddhist