International Conference on Religion and Spiritual Practices in Asia (ICRSPA - 27)

This track explores the diverse ritual practices found within major Asian religions, including Buddhism, Hinduism, and Islam. It aims to analyze how these rituals shape community identity and spiritual experiences.

Focusing on the sacred texts of various Asian religions, this track examines their interpretations and the impact on religious thought and practice. Scholars are invited to discuss the role of these texts in contemporary spiritual life.

This session investigates the phenomenon of syncretism in Asia, where elements from different religious traditions blend to form unique spiritual practices. Papers will address historical contexts and contemporary implications of such interactions.

This track highlights the rich tapestry of indigenous religions across Asia, focusing on their spiritual practices and belief systems. Participants will explore how these traditions coexist with major world religions and their significance in modern society.

This session delves into the philosophical underpinnings of various Asian religions, examining key concepts and their implications for understanding spirituality. Discussions will include comparative analyses of philosophical thought across traditions.

Focusing on the significance of pilgrimage in Asian religions, this track will explore the spiritual, cultural, and social dimensions of these journeys. Papers will analyze both historical and contemporary pilgrimage practices.