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Collected Wheel Publications Volume IX
This book contains fifteen numbers of the renowned Wheel Publication series, dealing with various aspects of the Buddha’s teaching. 116: Practical Advice for Meditators by Bhikkhu Khantipalo; 117–9: Nirvana, Nihilism and Satori — Douglas M. Burns; 120: The Kuþadanta Sutta: On True Sacrifice — Prof. T.W. Rhys Davids; 121–22: The Power of Mindfulness — Nyanaponika Thera; 123: The Significance of the Four Noble Truths — V. F. Gunaratna; 124–25: Buddhism in South India — Pandit Hisselle Dhammaratana Mahathera; 126: The Way of the Noble — T. H. Perera; 127: Aspects of Reality — Dr. G. P. Malalasekera; 128–29: Aspects of Buddhist Social Philosophy — K. N. Jayatilleke; 130–31: The Buddhist Monk's Discipline — Bhikkhu Khantipalo.
Collected Wheel Publications Volume 9
Collected Wheel Publications Vol. 9 WH116 Practical Advice for Meditators - Bhikkhu Khantipalo WH117/119 Nirvana, Nihilism and Satori - Douglas M. Burns, MD WH120 On True Sacrifice - T.W. Rhys Davids WH121/122 The Power of Mindfulness - Nyanaponika Thera WH123 The Significance of the Four Noble Truths - V.F. Gunaratna WH124/125 Buddhism in South India - H. Dharmaratana Thera WH126 Way of the Noble - T.W Perera WH127 Aspects of Reality as Taught by Theravada Buddhism - G.P. Malalasekera WH128/129 Aspects of Buddhist Social Philosophy - K.N. Jayatilleke WH130/131 Buddhist Monk's Discipline - Bhikkhu Khantipalo
Buddhism in Perspective
Description: The author in this book has made an attempt to explain, in simple terms, the intricate doctrinal framework of Buddhism. Whatever doctrinal framework of Buddhism may have developed in the course of its history, it has its roots in the basic assumptions of the Buddha, which he enunciated upon the attainment of supernal enlightenment. The basic assumption of the Buddha is that everything, including existence in the world, is characterised by the ill of suffering. There is existential suffering not because of God, but because of wrong views. The wrong views, according to the Buddha, have their source in the concept of an eternal and substantial self. Insofar as this belief in a perm...
