Buddhism in Kashmir

Buddhism in Kashmir has the contributions of sixteen professors from India, Hongkong, Moscow, Berlin, Kathmandu and Bangkok. It details the work of Kashmiri masters in the transmission of sutras to China, the legendary visit of Lao-tzu to Kashmir, the role of Kashmiri teachers in Khotan and Tibet, the articulation of Vaibhasika doctrines by Sanghabhadra in a Chinese translation by Xuan zang, Buddhist terracottas, stupas and monastery in Ambaran Jammu deification of the Buddha in the Hindu pantheon, comparison of Naropa’s Mahamudra upadesa nd Kasmir Saivism, mind body problem in Buddhism, Buddhist art and architecture of Kashmir, Language of advice in early Chinese Buddhist texts, Kumarajiva’s contribution, Buddhism of Kashmir and Tibet, Sunyata in Lal Ded and Nund Rishi, twilight period of Buddhism in Kashmir, rin.chen.bzan.po’s renaissance, Kashmir meditation propagated by Buddhabhadra in fifth century China, Sarvastivada synod in Kashmir, Buddhism and contemporary Kashmiri culture.