AI can supplement but never replace the relationship between spiritual mentor and disciple in Buddhism and Islam.

A comparative exploration of Buddhism and Christianity, Judaism and Islam, highlighting their similarities and differences in philosophy, ethics, spiritual practice and religious worldview.

Tibetan Buddhism, chiefly the Gelug tradition, spread among the Buryat, Tuvan and Kalmyk peoples in Siberia, Kalmykia and East Turkistan, adapting to local customs under Russian imperial and Soviet influence.

Guhyasamaja is called the “King of Tantras” since its commentaries by the Indian Madhyamaka masters Nagarjuna, Aryadeva and Chandrakirti provide the full mechanism for unpacking the terse and purposely enigmatic language of the anuttarayoga root tantra texts. As a father tantra, Guhyasamaja presents the most detail about the methods for working with the subtle energy-winds to generate an illusory body.

People look to Buddhism to find methods for dealing with difficulties in their lives.