Buddhism in Canada (www.buddhismcanada.com), a directory of Canadian Buddhist temples, centres, associations, groups, etc. is partnering with The Sumeru Press for an important upgrade to their web service. The original site was created in 1997 and has been maintained by George Klima with some assistance . . . Read More.
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 Comments are closed  Buddhism in Canada, Publishing in a digital world  Buddhism, Buddhist community, Publishing We are pleased to announce the addition of a new member to our team: Justin Wah Kan, application developer. Justin comes to us with a background in media production, content management systems and social media. He will be providing technical leadership on Sumeru’s upcoming web-based . . . Read More. Sumeru will be publishing three important historical documents from the Buddhist Council of Canada, as part of our Buddhist Ephemera Project: Proceedings of the first National BCC Buddhist Congress (1989); and two issues of the Journal of the Buddhist Council of Canada (Vol. . . . Read More. Sumeru has it here! Check out our “Ephemera” page to download… Comments are closed Buddhism in Canada, Forthcoming, Publishing in a digital world, Teacher Stories Buddhism, Ephemera, Publishing, Teachers, Theravada In the spirit of the Dharma, Sumeru joyously announces the publication of our first title: A Rosary of Precious Offerings to Enrich the Mind This collection of annotated photographs of Vajrayana Buddhist shrine offerings at Karma Tekchen Zabsal Ling . . . Read More. Comments are closed Buddhism in Canada, Buddhist Shrine Project, Publishing in a digital world, Temple Stories Photos, Publishing, Shrines, Temples, Vajrayana All things are without inherent existence and subject to change. They arise and pass away. So it is with records of the evolution of Buddhism in Canada. For the benefit of future historians, Sumeru is undertaking a project to digitize significant . . . Read More. Comments are closed Buddhism in Canada, Publishing in a digital world Buddhism, Ephemera, Publishing Here’s the new logo for The Sumeru Press Inc. Every time you search on the internet, you are creating an energy footprint in all the computers that were involved. Websites that use dark colours use less energy than those that use bright colours. That’s why we decided to use a dark colour scheme for . . . Read More. A Rosary of Precious Offerings to Enrich the Mind . . . Read More. Comments are closed Buddhism in Canada, Forthcoming, Publishing in a digital world Buddhism, Copyright, Publishing, Vajrayana |
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