Buddhism

The book set record Asia Book of Record and India Book of Record “ maximum Philatelic materials used to narrate […]

Zen in its essence is the art of seeing into the nature of one’s own being, and it points the

Contents: Introduction. Part – I: General History. 1. Vaibhasika School. 2. Sautrantika School. 3. Biography of Vasubandhu. 4. Commentaries of

In this work an attempt has been made to describe ancient India during the period of Buddhist ascendancy, from the

Contents: 1. The enigmatic nature of dream and sleep. 2. Psychology and cognitive neuroscience. 3. The awe-evoking world of lucid

Dharmakirti on Compassion and Rebirth highlights the religious dimension of Buddhist logic and epistemology by way of individual studies on

After the death of the Buddha, his religious institution, samgha, split into different sects. Scholars believe there are two reasons

This book ‘Buddhism: Its History and Literature’ consisting of six lectures delivered by one of the late 19th century’s foremost

Contents: Preface.  1. Secrecy in Buddhism/Dorji Wangchuk.  2. Ethical Challenges and Hermeneutical Solutions: A Comparative Study with Special Reference to

The fourth largest religion in the world, Buddhism has over 520 million followers worldwide. India and China are home to

The tradition of Vamsa in Pali dates back to Buddhaghosha’s era and its uninterrupted composition continued till the nineteenth or

Contents: Foreward. 1. Origins and Early History. 2. Buddhist Diversity. 3. Buddhist Teachings. 4. Buddhist Practices. 5. Contemporary Global Buddhism.