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In 'Buddhist Scriptures' by Anonymous, readers are given access to a collection of sacred texts that provide insights into the teachings and beliefs of Buddhism. The book contains a mix of prose and poetry, showcasing the diverse literary styles found within Buddhist literature. With its emphasis on mindfulness, compassion, and the pursuit of enlightenment, 'Buddhist Scriptures' offers readers a profound look into the spiritual practices of Buddhism and its rich cultural heritage. The text is enriched with parables, hymns, and philosophical discourses that invite readers to contemplate the nature of existence and the path to liberation. The scholarly commentary included in the book helps elucidate the complex themes and concepts presented in the scriptures, providing readers with a deeper understanding of Buddhist philosophy and practice.
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GenreSpirituality and Religion
Length3 hrs
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateJan 4, 2022
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1William Blake, the Immortal Artist - Complete Drawings & Engravings in One Edition
2The Wisdom of the East: Buddhist Scriptures
3Editorial Note
4Introduction
5Chapter II. The Birth of Gotama
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6Chapter III. he Four Signs
7Chapter IV. The Great Renunciation
8Chapter V. The Chain of Causation
9Chapter VI. The Beginning of Buddha's Preaching
10Chapter VII. The Ordination of Yasa
11Chapter VIII. The Ten Commandments
12Chapter IX. The Fire Discourse
13Chapter X. The Weaver's Daughter
14Chapter XI. The Questions of Mālunkyāputta
15Chapter XII. The Questions of Uttiya
16Chapter XIII. The Questions of Vacchagotta
17Chapter XIV. Birth-Story of the Blessings of the Commandments
18Chapter XV. Birth-Story of King Mahāsīlava
19Chapter XVI. Birth-Story of the City with Four Gates
20Chapter XVII. The Pig-Faced Ghost
21Chapter XVIII. The Jewel Discourse. A Spell
22Chapter XIX. Dhaniya The Herdsman
23Chapter XX. Buddha's Visit To Chunda
24Chapter XXI. The Death of Buddha
25Chapter XXII. The Non-Existence of Individuality
26Chapter XXIII. Non-Individuality and Moral Responsibility