By Dr. Michael Tobias and Jane Gray Morrison
Following are excerpts from the article. Read the full article here.
The non-violence corollaries of Bhutan’s Buddhist legacy at first glance would appear unambiguous. The very founder of Bhutan’s dominant Drupka Kagyupa tradition of Tibetan Buddhism was the Venerable Jigten Sumgon… Continue reading
By Michael Tobias and Jane Gray Morrison
In this essay Tobias and Morrison provide a very brief overview of the Jain environmental orientation in terms of its relevancy to current global ecological issues. This contains excerpts; you’ll find the full article here.
Reigning doctrines of… Continue reading
Written by Michael Charles Tobias and Jane Gray Morrison
A Dancing Star Foundation Book for 2011
Published by Zorba Press
This robust consideration of 21st century conservation and animal protection utilizes New Zealand as a primary case study in conflict resolution. With New Zealand history, economics, art, conservation biology and contemporary industry, technology and environmentalism as the working sweep of metaphors… Continue reading
