Drums and Bells – Qing De Monastery

A lonely temple, nestled in the mountains of central Taiwan, says goodnight.

One of the best works in existence on The Form(s) of Buddhism or Mahāyāna Buddhism. See all of our tags here.

Featured in the March 2020 newsletter and the course, " The Form(s) of Buddhism."

Bibtex Info

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    title={{D}rums and {B}ells – {Q}ing {D}e {M}onastery},
    keywords={form, mahayana, chan, chinese, taiwanese, music, mahayana-chanting},
    url={https://buddhist-uni.github.io/content/av/drums-and-bells_qing-de}
}

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