Buddha on the brain

Article Abstract:

The ambivalent responses to the speech that the Tibetan leader, Dalai Lama, delivered at the Society for Neuroscience's annual conference are discussed. In the speech, Dalai Lama exhorted neuroscientists to concentrate on bridging the gap between Buddhism and science. The studies by Richard Davidson, a neuroscientist, on meditation are also discussed.

Science & research, Washington, Research, Analysis, Conferences, meetings and seminars, Religion and science, Speeches, lectures and essays, Meditation, Dalai Lama, Society for Neuroscience, Neurosciences, Davidson, Richard

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Almost paradise

Article Abstract:

Photographs by Kyoichi Tsuzuki show rooms in Tokyo brothels.?The rooms, known as imekura, short for 'image club,' are?appointed to resemble everyday situations and? function as fantasy chambers.

Japan, Miscellaneous personal services, not elsewhere classified, Prostitution, Psychological aspects, Social aspects, Innovations, Cover Story, Photographers, 21st century AD, Tokyo, Japan, Erotic love

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