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Buddhist Perspective on Death and Dying |
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Written by Administrator
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Thursday, 13 November 2003 |
 The Indianapolis Zen Center collaborated with the Tibetan Cultural Center on a panel discussion of Buddhist views on death and dying. Zen Master Soeng Hyang of the Kwan Um School of Zen and Hospice nurse participates along with monks from the Tibetan Cultural Center. The discussion is moderated by Walter Robinson Ph.D., who teaches Buddhist Philosophy at IUPUI, works in hospice care and is a member of both the Indianapolis Zen Center (IZC) and the Tibetan Cultural Center (TCC). The panel discussion is followed by audience questions after a presentation by the speakers.
This program was part of the 2003 Spirit & Place Festival and featured: | | | 
| Geshe Lobtin, Tibetan Cultural Center | 
| | Dr. Walter Robinson, Moderator | 
| | Zen Master Soeng Hyang | |
- Dr. Walter Robinson, Moderator
- Soeng Hyang, Zen Master
- Geshe Lobtin, Tibetan Cultural Center
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