An Exhibition of powerful imagery, disconcerting, humorous, and full of questions. Sylvain Chamberlain is an artist unafraid to speak directly to the elephant in the room. Questions of sexual identity, dignity, and taboos continue to fill our modern world. This collection of images endulges and succumbs to those politics and psychology of power.

This is the recent exhibition of Sylvain Chamberlain's large scale works of 2018 at the Threefold lotus Kwoon Art Gallery and School of Buddhism. It is mister Chamberlain's wish to provoke dialog on current social events to address the state of human behavior and the necessity for human revolution to overturn the tendencies of greed, anger, and stupidity.

This is a reprint of a full compilation of Chinese translated Sanskrit and Buddhist hybrid texts written on the Perfection of Wisdom teachings known as the Prajna-Paramita Sutra and published in many versions from 300 lines to 100,000 lines and many versions in between. I believe this to be the most complete version, although the reader is to be aware that the central teaching in all versions is the same. I find it is more clearly understood with the typical excess of information in the format of the ancient teachings from India, which in this case, provide that the central message is not in fact, on emptiness, but on the perception of "bodies". This follows the Buddhas meditation instruction in the Satipatthana Sutta to calm or quell the "formations" of the body. It is in the deep understanding of the void of quiescent energy and the Amala consciousness that we can grasp the formations that lead to the false duality presented in samsara.

early teachings on correct methods of meditation for Buddhist practice. This book should only be read in the light of the ultimate of Buddha's teachings in the Lotus Sutra.A very good resource to accompany the teachings under supervision of a monk or master.The most important concept being the "calming of the body formation". A widely misunderstood concept of arresting the 12 linked causal chain from enacting its craving mechanisms.

A reprinting of an out-of-print rare book from the library of Harvard University originally published in 1893. This essay is in my opinion, albeit with some very western rhetoric, one of the most accurate and true to the origins, transliteration of the doctrines of Nichiren and the teachings of Buddha.

This is a collection of Nichiren's writings and excerpts dealing with meanings and applications of the title of the Lotus Sutra. From Indian Sanskrit to Chinese and Japanese translations and phonetics to the core of all the Buddha's teachings, the title of the Lotus as well as the heading of every on of the 28 chapters of the Sutra, NamuMyoHoRenGeKyo, also known as the O'Daimoku or the five or seven characters.

A revised translation of the writings of Nichiren Shonin. Great care and scholarship was used to remove the centuries of Westernised idioms infused into the original asiatic languages. These idioms create mysticism where it does not belong or exist, creating great misunderstandings and contradictions where there are none. The Buddha's precious teachings were always based on observable phenomena and actions. The paradigms of Buddhist practice are Practice, Study, and developing a strong mind of determination and conviction. There is no faith required. "Faith" is a Western idiom of belief without substantiation or observable phenomena. This is totally antithetical and corruption of Buddha's teaching. You will find no such confusing language in our corrected translations. We continue to look for such errors and we are dedicated to the mission of correct translation of the Buddha's teaching and the lineage of scholarship that follows.

A clarified and corrected Western translation of sacred Asian texts written by Nichiren Shonin to his followers and contemporaries. All Western idiomatic translations have been replaced with much more accurate words reflecting the true conceptual knowledge of the Buddha's teachings and scholarship of Eastern thought.

The final collection of Nichiren Shonin's writings as edited, clarified, and corrected to reflect the straightforward teachings of Buddhism without mysticism or misinformation. It is the sole mission of the Threefold Lotus Kwoon to remove Western and Eastern regional idiomatic translations that muddy the pure and perfect teachings. The intent of the Buddha from his first teaching and throughout his life culminating with the ultimate practice teachings of the Lotus Sutra are free of any mysticism or esoteric terms. Buddhism is totally based on observable phenomena and is a practice suited for the modern human looking for clear and real day to day logical practice to achieve a better quality of life and truth.

THe continued corrections and clarification of Western translation of the writings of Nichiren Shonin of the true lineage of scholarship of the Buddha's precious teachings.

At the Threefold Lotus Kwoon Press, our only mission is to correctly transmit the Buddha's precious and clear teachings as he intended, for the enlightenment (awakening) of all people regardless of status, capacity, or age. A scholarly effort to remove Western translators' misguided attempts to use "familiar" terms from Western religions to explain Asian concepts. This introduced mysticism and contradictory language to defial what is otherwise a perfect teaching.