Faculty staff

doc. PhDr. Luboš Bělka, CSc.

Associate professor, Department for the Study of Religions

Correspondence Address:
Arna Nováka 1/1, 602 00 Brno

Office: bldg. J/J.512
Jaselská 201/18
602 00 Brno

Phone:	+420 549 49 3171
E‑mail:

social and academic networks:

Civil Society and Religion in Burma – graduate 2018
Religious practices in the consumer society: Towards healthy, sustainable and spiritual practices. An analysis of the maintenance of religious practices in Japanese mountains – graduate 2017
The religion of the Forest Nenets in the ecological perspective – graduate 2016
Why is matters how Saint George kills the dragon. The analysis of functions of medieval depictions of Saint Georgie figting with dragon in Slovakia. – graduate 2014
Religious Perceptions of Landscape and Space in Buryatia – graduate 2012
Voiceless man with the spoon of honey in his mouth. Analysis and reflection of contemporary Buddhist meditation research from the view of cognitive science of religion. – graduate 2012
Politization of Kami Deities and Creation of Narrative Ideology in Ancient Japan. Emergence of Worship of Japanese Deities and their Reflection in the Chronicles. – graduate 2012
China's search for zongjiao: construction of the religion in contemporary Chinese society and it's cultural and political context – graduate 2011
Contemporary state of Bhikkhu sangha in Sri Lanka and its influence on the establishing of Buddhist monkhood in Europe – graduate 2010

Multilevel Approach to Study of Spiritual Experience During Meditation: Influence of Authority and Feeling of "Sensed Presence" – ongoing study
"We are Tibetan, and this is our story": the dynamics of discourses and propaganda strategies at the Tibet Museum in Dharamsala – ongoing study