Cultural Horizons of India

Life, space and structures [link]
Creativity and environment [link]
Environment and man [link]
Shared earth [link]
Technology and cultural identity [link]
Emerging paradigms [link]
Calligraphy: thirst for the yonder form [link]
Translation as a process of historic renewal [link]
India and world literature [link]
Dance: the divine art [link]
India's thought and human destiny [link]
Ellora as sunyata and rupam [link]
Rare Indian manuscripts in Asian countries [link]
Secret services in ancient India [link]
Padmavat of Jaisi [link]
My father is merged into the majesty of infinity [link]
In the Land on Vedic Studies [link]
Buddhism as a pan-human syndrome [link]
Buddhism and the origin of printing technology [link]
Nalanda [link]
Buddhism and Women [link]
Kanchi and the cultural efflorescence of Asia [link]
Jalalabad: the final repose of Badshah Khan [link]
Kashmir and Central Asia in the first millenium [link]
Mahabharata in Asian literatures and arts [link]
Sanskrit in the Renaissance of European languages [link]
The cultural symphony of India and Greece [link]
Lithuanian and Sanskrit [link]
India and Austria: an intercultural dialogue [link]
Hungary: an academic vision [link]
Alexander Csoma de Koros [link]
Yeats: quest for roots [link]
Nikolai Roerich [link]
Indo-European, Sanskrit and Bulgaria [link]
Unto the Siva temple of Indonesia [link]
Borobudur: the overflowing of the spirit in endless reliefs [link]
Ramayana: the epic of Asia [link]
Symbolic meaning of the Tibetan flag [link]
Narrative art of Tibet [link]
Glimpses of the history of Indo- Tibetan medicine [link]
Buddhism in Mongolia [link]
In search of Buddhist manuscripts in Eastern Siberia [link]
Cultural relations of India and Siberia [link]
Cultural interflow between India and China [link]
Brahmana in the East Asian tradition [link]
India and Japan: a cultural encounter [link]
History of Indo-Japanese relations [link]
The cultural heritage of Japan [link]
Dhyana to Zen [link]
Japan, cuisine and culture [link]
Surya in East Asia [link]
Ganesa in Japan [link]
Sarasvati in Japanese art [link]
The iconography of Uma and Mahesvara in Japanese art [link]
Iconography of the goddess Usnisavijaya [link]
Vaisravana/Kuvera in the Sino-Japanese tradition [link]
Morphological types of Rocana/Locana [link]
Mantras of the Thousand-armed A valokitesvara [link]
The twelve Light-Buddhas of Kakrak, Afghanistan [link]
Amitabha/Amida in Japan [link]
Notes on Central Asian Buddhist iconography [link]
The structure of the Garbhadhatu mandala [link]
Comparison of the Japanese and Tibetan versions of the Abhisambodhi- Vairocana mandala [link]
The Letter A in Sino-Japanese [link]
Tamil sound-sequence of the Japanese alphabet [link]
Japan: the multilayered catalyst between East and West [link]
Buddhism as the creative vision of Korea [link]
Gandavyuha and the Korean cave of Sokkur-am [link]
The Confucian Analects [link]
The Tripitaka-translator Pao-ssu-wei/Cintamani [link]
Tantras and the defence of Tang China [link]
Emperor Hsuan-tsung, Vajrayana and Quarter of Vajras [link]
Mara-vijaya-stotra [link]
Was the Manchu Canon a Kanjur or a Tripitaka [link]
The cultural heritage of Japan [link]
Evolution of the tantras [link]
Trapusa and Bhallika [link]
Oddiyana: a new interpretation [link]
Stone inscription of Kuluta from Mathura [link]
Portraits of two Kushan princes and of Subhakara [link]
Comparative study of the Chinese and Uigur invocation to Sarasvati [link]
Pagan bronze image of Vajrasana-Buddha [link]
Gilgit fragment of the Pratimoksa-sutra [link]
Legend of Krsna: Hellenistic echoes [link]
The Sutra Route: the beyond within [link]
Avalokitesvara in Tun-huang paintings [link]
Flying goddesses [link]
Role of the Lotus Sutra in the twenty-first century [link]
India and Sri Lanka [link]
French research on the interrelation of India, Serindia and China [link]
Ayurveda in Asia [link]
The flesh and blood of time [link]
The Cyavana-Vidanvat legend in the Jaiminiya Brahmana [link]
Studies in the Jaimintya-Brahmana [link]
A Sanskrit text on alankara from Indonesia [link]
The Raghu Vira Award to President Daisaku Ikeda [link]
The vision of President Daisaku Ikeda 305 [link]
President Ikeda: the mind of yonder time [link]
Eternal melody of the poetic spirit [link]
The Mani stone [link]
Tibetan works printed by the Shoparkhang of the Potala [link]
Les imprimeries tibetaines de Drepung, Derge et Pepung [link]
Tibetan Buddhist texts printed by the Mdzod-dge sgar-gsar monastery [link]
Nama-sangiti is a hymn of advaya names [link]
The life and works of Hjam-dbyans-bzhad-pa [link]
Contents of two Tibetan hippological treatises [link]
A conspectus of the Mongolian Tanjur [link]
Chronology of Buddhism in Siberian Buryatia [link]
Ganesa in Tibet [link]
Sanskrit Studies in Classical Indonesia [link]
The Contacts of Abhayagiri of Srilanka with Indonesia in the Eighth Century [link]
Chandi Sevu as a Stereomorphic Vajradhatu-Mandala [link]
Chandi Mendut and Pavon [link]
Borobudur is he Base of an Architectonic Vajradhatu- Mandala [link]
Identification of the Nanjuk Bronzes [link]
The Bronze-find of Nanjuk [link]
The Buddhist Bronzes of Surocolo [link]
The Jaka Dolog Inscription of King Krtanagara [link]
From the Goddesses of Plaosan to the Dharani-Mandala at alchi [link]
An Indonesian Copper-plate-Sanskrit Inscription cum Drawing of Hariti [link]
The Eternal Yogisvara [link]
Notes on Kunjarakarna [link]
Nyai Lara Kidul: Goddess of the Southern Seas [link]
The Sailendras of Java [link]
Bima Bunkus-Indonesian Episode of the Mahabharata Cycle [link]
Illustrations of Balinese Mudras [link]
San Hyan Kamahayanikan [link]
Mantranaya [link]
Advaya-sadhana [link]
Saiva version of san hyan Kamahayanikan [link]
Importent words in the SHK (Saiva) [link]
Bhuvana-samksepa: Saiva cosmology in Indonesia [link]
Index of important words in Bhuvana-samksepa [link]
Smaradahana (illustrated manuscript) [link]
Smaradahana (old Javanese text and translation) [link]
Pensive images and martial traditions [link]
Buddhist colossi and the Avatamsaka sutras [link]
Srstikarta Lokesvara with twelve emanations [link]
Iconography of the Thousand-armed Manjusri [link]
Siddham calligraphy [link]
The Tibetan state and Buddhist culture [link]
The new paradigms of Mongolia [link]
The Raghu Vira school of Monogolian studies [link]
The flow of civilisation [link]
Decline of Buddhist in india [link]
Identity [link]
Imperial Ming jar with Sanskrit mantras [link]
New Sources for Buddhist iconography [link]
Chanda-Karana: the art of writing poetry [link]
Sanskrit rhythms in East Asia [link]
India and Japan [link]
Devaraja in Cambodian History [link]
Kosa: the golden vesture of the palladium in Champa [link]
Indonesia in the fourth century [link]
Meditative architectonics of the Borobudur [link]
King Dharmavamsa Teguh and the Indonesian Mahabharata [link]
Literature cited [link]
Five Tibetan texts on Genesa [link]
Life of Damba Darja Jaya-yin [link]