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Soka Gakkai keeps religious, political machine humming (The Japan Times)

What do movie star Orlando Bloom, who plays young pirate Will Turner in the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series, R&B diva Tina Turner and Shunsuke Nakamura, an ace midfielder for Scottish soccer team Celtic, have in common? They all belong to Soka Gakkai, arguably the most powerful religious group in Japan, where mainstay Buddhism and Shinto do not play a part of daily life the way religions do in ...
The unquenchable fire in Burmese hearts (The Christian Science Monitor via Yahoo! News)

Eleven hundred years and counting. That's the cumulative time in prison sentences given last month to a handful of people expressing political dissent in Burma(Myanmar).
Seminar eulogizes king-monk who unified Vietnam Zen Buddhism (Vietnam Net)

VietNamNet Bridge - A seminar on the life and achievements of King Tran Nhan Tong, who unified many Zen Buddhism schools in the 13th century, was organized Thursday.
Group therapy 'beats depression' (BBC News)

Group-taught meditation is as effective as medication for stopping people slipping back into depression, say scientists.
Boost for ties with China (The Telegraph)

A hectic fortnight in trade and cultural diplomacy between Calcutta and China last month could open a new chapter in bilateral ties, city fathers hope.

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