The other option is perhaps to contact someone with Shambhala.org to better assess how they can help you with your request.

Does anyone have his contact data?

Thanks a lot

Bindu

Department of Religious Studies

Main Contact Address: Department of Religious Studies, University Hall, Room 105, Hamilton, Ontario, L8S 4K1 Canada, Phone: 905 525 9140, Fax: 905 525 8161

Graduate Studies Track(s): MA and PhD in Asian Religions, Areas: Buddhism, East Asian Religions

Primary Instructors and Field(s):

* James A. Benn (PhD, University of California, Los Angeles; MA, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London; MA, BA, University of Cambridge) Chinese Religions.
* Shayne Clarke (PhD, University of California, Los Angeles; MA, BA, University of Canterbury (NZ)) Indian Buddhism.
* Mark Rowe (PhD, Princeton University; MA, Princeton University; MA, Kyoto University; BA, McGill University) Japanese Religions.

Department/Program Home Page: http://www.socsci.mcmaster.ca/relstud/

Comments, descriptions: Students are trained in the study of Buddhism and East Asian Religions in their historical and cultural contexts. Current strengths of the department include medieval Chinese religions, especially Buddhism and Taoism, modern Japanese religions, contemporary Buddhism in Japan, and monastic Buddhism in India. Students are encouraged to study with all three faculty members in the Asian field. In addition to seminars in Asian Religions, students also take one course in theoretical approaches to the study of religion together with students from other fields in the department.

Financial support from the university is available to full-time students on a competitive basis. The “Plan for Graduate Education at McMaster” sets a minimum guaranteed funding for doctoral students. Scholarships are given for the first two years of the M.A. programme and the first four years of the Ph.D. programme. Outstanding students are eligible for additional university scholarships.

Prospective applicants are encouraged to contact faculty in their area of interest before they apply.

McMaster University has a distinguished record in the study of Asian religions. Graduates of the program hold academic positions across North America and the rest of the world. The university’s library has a strong research collection for the study of Asian Religions in both European and Asian languages.

I really enjoyed “Unmistaken Child’ too.