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This manual, by an experienced Buddhist, has been written so that it will be easily accessible also to the reader who knows nothing about meditation, but also contains knowledge and experience that can be gained only through practice.
This book weaves together a rich variety of texts from the Pali Canon illustrating each of the Buddha's nine outstanding virtues. The result is a beautiful and inspiring anthology of suttas on the personality of the Blessed One.
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Khantipalo recounts his adventures in India in the 1960s, especially his friendship with Sangharakshita, Dhardo Rimpoche and Yogi Chen in Kalimpong.
This book contains fifteen numbers of the renowned Wheel Publication series, dealing with various aspects of the Buddha’s teaching. Wheel Publication No. 265: Buddhism and Society—Heinz Bechert 266–7: Wayfaring—Bhikkhu Sobin S. Namto 268: The Second Discourse of the Buddha—Dr. K. N. G. Mendis 269: The Exposition of Non-Conflict—Bhikkhu Nanamoli 270: Three Symbolic Ways of Life—Carlo Gragnani 271–2: Bag of Bones—Bhikkhu Khantipalo 273–4: Ananda—Hellmuth Hecker 275–6: Buddhism and Christianity: A Positive: Approach—M. O’ C. Walshe 277–8: Transcendental Dependent Arising—Bhikkhu Bodhi 279: Inspiration from the Dhammapada— N. K. G. Mendis 280: The Position of Women in Buddhism—L.S. Dewaraja
A collection of fifty-six of the most popular and beloved Buddhist stories of all time, from Burlingame's classic translation of the background stories to the Dhammapada Commentary. Suitable for adults and young readers of age 14 and over.
This translation of the Dhammapada verses is the third revision of a work which appeared originally in 1966 under the title Growing the Bodhi Tree. Unlike most English translations of the Dhammapada, this work is a poetic rendition of verse into verse while preserving the original meaning, this revision uses the Sanskrit rather than Pall forms of Buddhist terms and non-sexist language. An introduction to the Buddha's teachings precedes the verse translations.
"Life's Highest Blessings" is a study of the Mahā Maṅgala Sutta, an important discourse of the Buddha on the thirty-eight true blessings or true lucky signs (maṅgala). It contains universal, timeless teachings that lead to material, as well as spiritual, well-being and is very popular in Buddhist countries.
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