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whowax 1 year ago
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Greco-Buddhism, sometimes spelt Graeco-Buddhism, refers to the cultural syncretism between Hellenistic culture and Buddhism, which developed between the 4th century BCE and the 5th century CE
qaplatlhinganmaH 2 years ago
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The new syncretic form of Buddhism expanded fully into Eastern Asia soon after these events. The Kushan monk Lokaksema visited the Han Chinese court at Loyang in 178 CE, and worked there for ten years to make the first known translations of Mahayana texts into Chinese. The new faith later spread into Korea and Japan, and was itself at the origin of Zen
qaplatlhinganmaH 2 years ago
You can do the same think seating on a chair!
jorgecardoso3665 2 years ago
What a great series! woohoo!
lovecraft4780 2 years ago
hahaha:))
jimanHK 3 years ago
but what is this thing???
jimanHK 3 years ago
THAT is the question :P
Zenboy23 3 years ago
is zen and ch'an the same thing?
Olebruc 3 years ago
Yes, Zen is a Japanese name and Chan a Chinese name for the same thing.
lazrul 3 years ago