History of Monasticism

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The legendary Shaolin monasteries are perhaps best known in the West, but most information about them is of dubious quality.

The legendary Shaolin monasteries are perhaps best known in the West, but most information about them is of dubious quality. They practiced Chan Buddhism, which led to Zen Buddhism in Japan. According to legend, their founder is known alternatively as Bodhidarma or [Ta Mo].

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Sufi Brotherhoods in Islam

Sufi Brotherhoods in Islam