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How Buddhism Came to Éliane Radigue

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By Whitney Wei Verified
| Tricycle Buddhist Magazine Verified
It is said in Tibetan Buddhism that, upon death, an individual passes through a borderless land between where corporeal illusions fall away and just before they approach boundless freedom. A practitioner’s entire life may be spent preparing for this kairotic moment, when one’s emotions or attachments determine whether they will embark on another cycle of rebirth. If the ultimate goal is to escape samsara, then one must learn the grace of holding tension.
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Temple of boom! Why Taiwan’s religious sites are becoming unlikely rave venues

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| MSN UK Verified
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Temple of boom! Why Taiwan’s religious sites are becoming unlikely rave venues

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By Whitney Wei Verified
| Inkl
Partygoers at Temple Meltdown in Tainan, Taiwan. Photograph: Wang Dahow When Andrew Dawson brings a sound system to Puji Temple in Tainan, Taiwan, for lunar new year celebrations, its deities keep watch. Behind the plywood speaker stack hangs a circular plaque of Caishen, the Chinese god of prosperity.
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