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Hsi Lai Journal of Humanistic Buddhism Volume 6, Spring 2005 CONTENTS Introduction by the President Lewis R. Lancaster Editor's Note 2 Ananda W.P. Guruge IAB Honoree of the Year 2004 4 Countercurrents of Influence in East Asian Buddhism: Robert E. Buswell, Jr. The Korean Case Memorial to Dr. David Chappell 27 Ananda W.P. Guruge Proceedings of the Sixth International 28 Ananda W.P. Guruge Conference of Humanistic Buddhism KeynotePapers of SixthInternational Conference Lewis R. Lancaster 31 Buddhism and Culture James A. Santucci 40 Religion and Culture Benjamin Hubbard 55 Impact of Religion on Western Culture: A Mixed Legacy Ananda W.P. Guruge 67 Buddhism and Aesthetic Creativity J. Bruce Long 119 Jataka Tales and Ajanta Murals: 'Sacred Beauty' in Buddhist Words and Images Bhikkhu Pasadika 146 Inda-TibetanBuddhist Literature David Blundell 162 Language and Grammar of Sinhalese Aesthetics T. Dhammaratana 173 Buddhist Values and World Culture Baidyanath Labh 186 Buddhism and Cultural Adjustability in the Present World Scenario Padmal de Silva 197 Nature, Nurture and Mental Culture Richard L. Kimball 202 Buddhist Mental Culture and Western Psychology Ming Lee 219 Chinese Ch'an Buddhism and Mental Culture: Implications of the Sixth Patriarch's Platform Sutra on Counseling and Psychotherapy Otto H. Chang 229 Buddhism and Innovative Organizational Culture Hsi Lai Journal of Humanistic Buddhism Papers on Chinese Buddhist Culture of Sixth International Conference Dami Long 237 Understanding the Novel Xi-you-ji (Journey to the West) in the Context of Politics and Religions Wang Zhong Yao 257 The Flying Figure and Kwan-yin Bodhisattva in Dunhuang Caves Cheer Dean 269 Search for Description of the Mind: the Development of Alayavijiiiina in China Other papers on Related Subjects Ingrid Aall 282 Postmodern Buddhist Comodification: Pilgrimage and Tourism ChanjuMun 290 Wonhyo (617-686): A Critic of Sectarian Doctrinal Classifications Judith L. Jensen 307 Consciousness: Western Historical, Postmodern and Buddhist Views Kottegoda Wamasuriya 329 Comparative Classification of Male Offspring in Buddhist Texts and Hindu Dhammasastras Otto H. Chang 336 Humanistic Buddhism and Learning Chris Limburg 344 Buddhist Placemaking New Articles Tom Graham 356 The Localization of Buddhism in the Twenty-first Century Graduate Students' Conference Papers Yung Dong 367 Buddhism and Its Contribution to Culture Sharon Cheng 381 Chinese Buddhist Music Hang Hien 386 Vietnam and Chinese Buddhist Culture Yunchang Liu 401 Artist's License and Buddhist Aesthetics Abstracts in Chinese 410 Book Reviews Ananda W.P. Guruge 421 Nagarjuna's Sutrasamuccaya: A Critical Edition of the Mdo Kun Las Btus Pa Thich An-Hue 422 Being as Consciousness: Yogacara Philosophy of Buddhism J. Bruce Long 424 Buddhist Morality Contents Kottegoda S. Wamasuriya 426 Mind: Overcoming Its Cankers Acharya Buddharakkhita Kottegoda S. Wamasuriya 428 Shingon Refractions Kottegoda S. Wamasuriya 431 Approaching the Great Perfection Darui Long 434 A Collection of Inscriptions of Ste/es in Buddhist Temples in Sichuan Ananda W.P. Guruge 435 The Historical Buddha: The Times, life and Teachings of the Founder of Buddhism Ananda W.P. Guruge 436 The Two Truths in Chinese Buddhism Recent Publications 438 Contributors 443 Announcement 445 es*Ala�1���¥� rg7\WJ . 2005 if�* tHH¥ IJPJJiS1, (Lewis R. Lancaster) 2 r!J ,f� �1lfi¥J�5 lliiJJfHi · � (Ananda W.P. Guruge) =001z:9if: IAB {�¥!( 4 �f1fLj' 3Z:1t' ¥1J€f��� �1B� · E:1Jtfr&lZ'M (Robert E. Buswell, Jr.) lfPJ,l(Sl, 31 (Lewis R. Lancaster) 40 �!ISWT . ��'l!f (James A. Santucci) :;$:�1lJ3. 1*18tt 55 (Benjamin Hubbard) 67 Mfttii · r!J�,t� (Ananda W.P. Guruge) 119 m�wr · ij� :$:1JfilfailJlJfljij�tufti!i¥J!!::l:-��ilif���!§ fD (J. Bruce Long) !!::!:cp 1¥1 tffl � Hsi Lai Journal of Humanistic Buddhism ttli . $8�@-t 149 EP#lf!m¥!<.3t* (Bhikk:hu Pasadika) *� · :tnflfB�m 162 fifJJIJH3t�*r:pEf1�§fD� i! (David Blundell) ii�lli:ti� 173 t!tW3t 1t Wf!m�l'fJflfW:li* (T. 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Wamasuriya) ft3iJlfil 434 A Collection of Inscriptions of Ste/es in Buddhist (Dami Long) Temples in Sichuan 435 roJJfE3i . ti�� The Historical Buddha: The Times, Life and Teachings (Ananda W.P. Guruge) of the Founder of Buddhism 436 roJJfE3i . tl�·fi! The Two Truths in Chinese Buddhism (Ananda W.P. Guruge) iitffitelt&�f"��f'F &b 438 mfrti.A 443 0� 445 Hsi Lai Journal of Humanistic Buddhism · · . < '· ·,. _,, .- ' .. ·,/'"· .·· _.-"./• .. /·v ·,./',/'.,,.. /'v·, .. ".._, ·./',/'-/'·/'-/'./�A,,.,......,,'.,/• /'..··'/•./'v"',,/'./•,/'v�'../',/'V'v'A/'-/'� < l Human Beings are Social animals; we cannot live apart from oommunity. As � Buddhists, we are told to seek the Dharma among the people, for the Dharma does not exist in some other world or faraway place; the Dharma is here among us, embodied in each and every being. Thus, Buddhists understand what many other people from other religious traditions also know: that the cornerstone of happy living is to develop good l relationships and nurture positive affinity with others. When we understand that � , 'human society is nothing other than a web of human relationships, we will understand 5 just how crucial our relationships are. Each link in the web, or each person in a � community, affects the whole. Relationships create a particular atmosphere within a > community and determine whether the community-be it a neighborhood, a place of � religious gathering, a family, or a different form of community-invites mutual benefit � and harmony or leaves its members in a state of isolation and conflict. Once we see < how the repercussions of even one relationship can impact an entire community, we 5 will learn to treasure each relationship and invest our most sincere and open efforts in � creating relationships that are healthy and beneficial. Wholesome actions are the seeds � of good relationships, while unwholesome actions breed problems in our relationships 5 �, with others. It is important for us to remember that we all have a key role to play in ? < maintaining the health and well-being of this interlocking web. � -Living Affinity, Hsing Yun, ppl-2* < ) '· ,, ·,_ .·,. ".,···-. · ... ·, 'v ··,,' ·, ·,,. ·,./· .,/·,/•./'. ', ·· " '• ... ·,_/ ,/• .. /·,. ,/· ..,,· ··· /·�-'-. '-.···. .,- ··.... ·•,/·, "·/"-,/• .--,/,/·�A./''../'-/'·./··./'',/'./V · .·· /".,"'-, · -··./·-, · .,/- ·. � *All quotations in this Volume are from Venerable Grand Master Hsing Yun's Living Affinity, published by Lantern Books, New York, 2004. .