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• Introduction
• Chapter 1 Our true home
• Chapter 2 Home is in the here and now
• Chapter 3 What is your ture name?
• Chapter 4 No enemies
• Chapter 5 A frog at the door
• Chapter 6 Nothing has been lost
• Chapter 7 Five colors of compassiion
• Chapter 8 All our relaitons
• Chapter 9 Together we are one
• Practice Touching The Earth to Our Land Ancestors
• Deep Relaxation
• Beginning Anew

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• Positioning China in Buddhist Modernity : (re)creating China: stinology, the Kyoto school and the Japanese view of the modern world ; Buddhist scholars' views of China in contemporary Japan: Buddhist influence on Japanese sinology ; Buddhist influence in Vietnamese diplomacy toward China lessons from the history of religion
• Presenting China in Buddhist Diplomacy : Buddhism in Nepali and Sri Lankan perspectives: contextualising China's soft power diplomacy ; Buddism as a solution to 'China threat theories'? Chinese diplomacy and the case of Chinese tooth relic in Myanmar ; The two states of nature in Chinese practice of non/intervention: Buddhism, neo-confucianism, and modernity
• Transcending China in Buddhist Scholarship : Buddhist influence on China studies in Mongolia: exploring the Mongol-China-Tibet linkages ; A review of the scholarly activities of Christian missionaries and Indian Buddhist monks in China with special emphasis on ancient Chinese documents: the primary sources of China studies in India ; Translation of classics and civilizational dialogue between India and China: role of the Buddhist scholar monks ; Buddhist beliefs relfected in Tibetan daily prayer book in comparison with the Chinese ones.

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