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Publisher
William Morrow, an imprint of HarperCollinsPublishers
Pub. Date
[2016]
Language
English
Description
Looks at the science behind the ancient practices of Buddhism through the story of the spiritual life and teachings of Siddhārtha, the man who would become the Buddha, and how his discoveries anticipated the findings of modern neuroscience.--Publisher
Author
Language
English
Description
Originally published in 1894, The Gospel of the Buddha is one of the earliest translations of Buddhist literature into English. Carus compiles key passages from original texts, presenting an invaluable overview of the life and teachings of the Buddha. Many Westerners got their first introduction to Buddhism through texts such as these.
Author
Publisher
The Bodley Head
Pub. Date
1908.
Language
English
Description
Philosophy is, in its essence, the quest of reality. In the attempt to determine what is real, one has to choose, in the first instance, between the percipient self and the things that it perceives. This choice may seem to be purely metaphysical, but sooner or later it becomes a moral choice and one which is decisive of the chooser's destiny. -Edmond Holmes A wonderful introduction and guide to the teaching of Buddha. Especial helpful for the Westerner...
6) Basic teachings of the Buddha: a new translation and compilation, with a guide to reading the texts
Author
Series
Publisher
Modern Library
Pub. Date
2007.
Language
English
Language
English
Description
"Discover the teachings of Jesus and Buddha with over 100 examples presented side by side to reveal striking similarities, a perfect book for anyone interested in Christianity, Buddhism, mindfulness, meditation, and all ways of seeking enlightenment. This stunning collection is perfect for those curious about the influential teachers, Jesus and Buddha, and their lessons of peace, love, patience, and kindness. Witness as two of the most holy beings...
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