by eleazar | August 27, 2012 | Long Interviews
Published in Psychologies Magazine in December 1999 — In the West, France is the country where Buddhism has taken off most spectacularly. However, while the number of its supporters continues to grow, its practitioners are limited to a few thousand. One of the...
by eleazar | August 27, 2012 | News2
Le Monde, March 20, 2009. The Catholic Church is experiencing a crisis of a magnitude not seen in several decades. This crisis is all the more profound because its credibility has been undermined in all circles: among non-Catholics, among...
by eleazar | August 27, 2012 | News2
Le Monde, September 13, 2001. With the highly symbolic collapse of the Trade Towers and the partial destruction of the Pentagon, two great illusions went up in smoke on Tuesday, September 11. The illusion of an American sanctuary impervious to...
by eleazar | August 27, 2012 | News2
Fire & Light. Last year, I organized several unique meetings between a Tibetan lama and a Benedictine abbot, which resulted in a two-part book on the spiritual path in Buddhism and Christianity.1 This warm and...
by eleazar | August 27, 2012 | News2
CEIFR Notebooks Compared to other conversion processes that can be observed in France, let us immediately underline the specificity of the problem of "conversion" to Buddhism. On the one hand, it is a tradition...
