Contents: Translator’s introduction. The root text. The commentary. Introduction. Opening verses. 1. The preparation. 2. The main teachings, illuminating the […]
Contents: Preface. 1. Buddhist art: from the northwest to the far east. 2. Amitabha: the Buddha of immeasurable light in
Contents: Acknowledgements. Foreword. Introduction. 1. Buddhism and its three Yanas. 2. Lamaism. 3. Buddhism-What is it? 4. Mind and matter.
Contents: Prefatory note. English translation: 1. Title. 2. Dedication. 3. Table of contents. 4. Transcription. 5. Abbreviations. Preface. I. Introduction.
Contents: India: 1. The Theravada or the teaching of the elders. 2. The Sarvastivada or the philosophy that "Everything Exists".
Contents: Preface. Acknowledgments. Introduction. 1. Buddhism and social harmony/Shiv Bahadur Singh. 2. Buddha's economic concept for human welfare/Angane Lal. 3.
Ever since the time when we began in Italy our studies in Oriental Philosophy, we have always felt particularly attracted
Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction/Shanker Thapa. 2. Continuity and changes in the Buddhism of Taiwan/Anita Sharma. 3. rDzogs chen or Atiyoga:
Contents: Preface. I. Historical background and problems: 1. Pre-Buddhist Indian moral theories and their ultimate developments. 2. Knowledge. 3. The
Contents: Acknowledgements. Introduction: On the rational reconstruction of South Asian Philosophy. I. Buddhist foundationalism: 1. Dignaga’s transformation of Buddhist Abhidharma.
Contents: Foreword. Preface. Author’s point. 1. The Jattirai festival of Purariyamman: the Visiting Goddess of Tiruttani. 2. A study of
Contents: Preface. 1. The Holy Buddha. 2. The Holy Sangha. 3. The Holy Tripitaka. 4. Basic teachings of the Holy
