“The Garden of Maitreya” is a scholarly journal dedicated to the preservation, analysis, and dissemination of lectures delivered by esteemed Buddhist teachers and philosophers in Romania. Rooted in the rich tradition of oral teachings, our journal endeavors to faithfully transcribe and record these enlightening discourses while maintaining their inherent accessibility to the public.
Mission: Our mission is twofold: to uphold the oral tradition by preserving the authenticity of the spoken word, and to foster a culture of critical inquiry and contemplation. Through meticulous transcription and minimal editing, we aim to conserve the originality and vitality of the lectures while ensuring their broader accessibility.
Methodology: The editorial board of “The Garden of Maitreya” is entrusted with the task of transcribing and recording the lectures delivered by diverse teachers and philosophers. Drawing from a range of disciplines and perspectives, these lectures offer profound insights into various facets of human existence, culture, and society.
Key Features:
- Authenticity: Our transcripts faithfully capture the essence and spirit of the spoken word, preserving the nuances and cadences of oral discourse.
- Accessibility: By minimizing editorial intervention, we make these lectures accessible to a wide audience, transcending barriers of language and expertise.
- Analysis and Reflection: In addition to transcription, we curate meditation and discussion points to encourage thoughtful engagement and scholarly debate.
- Social Media Distribution: Leveraging dedicated social media channels, we disseminate these transcripts and recordings to a global audience, fostering intellectual exchange and dialogue.
“The Garden of Maitreya” serves as a vital repository of philosophical wisdom and insight, embodying the timeless tradition of oral teachings while embracing the opportunities afforded by modern technology. Through our commitment to authenticity, accessibility, and scholarly inquiry, we invite readers to embark on a journey of intellectual exploration and enlightenment.
Postal address:
13 Ceahlau street, 060373, Bucharest, Romania
Phone: +40727.84.84.30
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