Crossing the gate of death in Chinese Buddhist culture
June 17, 1995, Tan Wah Temple, Honolulu, Hawaii : a presentation in understanding death in Chinese Buddhist culture
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Subjects
Topics
DeathBuddhismCivilizationReligious aspectsBuddhist influenceBuddhist influencesReligious aspects of DeathBuddhist Funeral rites and ceremoniesFuneral rites and ceremonies, BuddhistDeath -- Religious aspects -- BuddhismChina -- Civilization -- Buddhist influence
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Series Statement
- Chenian Memorial series ;
- no. 16
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