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Le Quotidien des Sagesses, Traditions & Débats Contemporains
Édition Internationale · Fondé en 2002
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Ecology & engagement /

INEB Newsletter | August 2026

Standing with Communities Affected by the Nepal–Tibet Flood Disaster INEB extends our deepest condolences to all those who have lost loved ones, homes, livelihoods, and communities in this tragedy. We have been in close communication with our partners in Nepal from the beginning and have offered our support.

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Lotus, Flower of Dharma 1 min
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Lotus, Flower of Dharma

One day, Shakyamuni Buddha was with his disciples on Vulture Peak Mountain. In silence, he picked a flower, a simple flower, an udumbara flower, it would be said later. He turned this flower between his fingers as a teaching. Only Mahakashyapa, the future first patriarch, smiled. He had received and perceived. The Buddha thus would have transmitted the very essence of his precious spiritual treasure.

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Les Éditoriaux d'Aliénor & Alain Delaporte-Digard

Textes de repère, réflexions sur la renaissance de Buddhachannel et orientation philosophique du portail.

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Grand Dossier Doctrinal

Les 4 Piliers au fil des Siècles

Histoire vivante, lignées canoniques et déploiement mondial des quatre grands courants.

Pali Canon · Southeast Asia

Theravāda

The Way of the Elders

The oldest living Buddhist tradition, grounded in the Pali Canon. Emphasizes monastic discipline, Vipassana meditation, and liberation.

Aires majeures : Sri Lanka, Thaïlande, Birmanie, Cambodge, Laos
Notions cardinales :
  • Vipassana & Samatha Meditation
  • Forest Monk Tradition
  • Four Noble Truths & Eightfold Path
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Bodhisattva · East Asia

Mahāyāna

The Great Vehicle

Emerging in India, Mahayana places the compassionate Bodhisattva vow at the center of practice. It gave birth to Chan, Zen, and Pure Land Buddhism.

Aires majeures : Chine, Japon, Corée, Vietnam, Taïwan
Notions cardinales :
  • Universal Emptiness (Sunyata)
  • Chan & Zen Traditions (Soto, Rinzai)
  • Prajnaparamita & Lotus Sutra
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Tantras · Himalayas & Japan

Vajrayāna

The Diamond Vehicle

Tantric and esoteric path uniting wisdom and immediate compassion. Uses visualizations, mantras, and advanced practices like Dzogchen and Mahamudra.

Aires majeures : Tibet, Bhoutan, Népal, Mongolie, Japon (Shingon)
Notions cardinales :
  • Tibetan Lineages: Nyingma, Kagyu, Sakya, Gelug
  • Mahamudra, Dzogchen & Kalachakra
  • Japanese Shingon Esoteric Buddhism
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Inter-tradition Dialogue · Global

Contemporary Currents

Engaged Buddhism & Mindfulness

In modern times, Buddhism gave rise to engaged Buddhism for peace, ecology, and social justice, alongside global mindfulness integration.

Aires majeures : Europe, Amériques, Asie, Océanie
Notions cardinales :
  • Engaged Buddhism (Thich Nhat Hanh, Plum Village)
  • Secular Mindfulness & MBSR
  • Interfaith Dialogue & Global Ethics
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