Buddhism

"This books is in four parts. The first part consists of Introduction by H.S. Prasad. He argues for sempiternal, dynamic […]

Contents: Preface. 1. The life of the Buddha. 2. The doctrine. 3. The ethics. 4. The brotherhood. 5. In defence

Contents: About this book. Preface. Acknowledgements. Scheme of Transliteration. Abbreviations. I. Introduction: 1. subject. 2. Aims and objectives. 3. Scope.

Contents: Foreword. Preface. 1. Dharma in the dialectic of traditions. 2. The ascetic path of the Sramanas. 3. The manifold

Contents: Note. 1. Shambhala, The Resplendent (Talai-Pho-Brang, 1928). 2. Treasure of the snows (Talai-Pho-Brang, 1928). 3. Buddhism in Tibet (Kampa

Contents: Vol. I: I. Introduction: 1. Influence of Indian thought in Eastern Asia. 2. Origin and growth of Hinduism. 3.

Contents: 1. Early life of Gautama Buddha. 2. Four visions and renunciation. 3. Long road to enlightenment. 4. Enlightenment philosophy

Contents: Foreword by Dalai Lama. Introduction. 1. The wheel of Dharma. 2. The mind and the body. 3. The play

From the introduction: "One of the less well-known translators of Tibet is Khrims-khang Lo-tsa-ba bSod-nams rgya-mtsho (1424-1482), who was mainly

Contents: Introduction. 1. The four seals in Buddhism. 2. Overcoming negative emotions. 3. Self-development through the six perfections. 4. Cultivating

Contents: 1. Asoka and his early life. 2. Asoka’s empire and administration. 3. Asoka as a Buddhist. 4. Asoka’s Dhamma.

Contents: Foreword. Introduction. I. Four practices for five mental qualities: 1. What is meditation anyway, and what’s in it for