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366 Readings from Buddhism by Robert Van De Weyer · Booklabria

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366 Readings from Buddhism

EnglishBuddhism

366 Readings from Buddhism

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First published: 2000
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

- Teachings of the Buddha taken from the Pali Canon compiled soon after his death. - The Dhammapada, the famous summary of the Buddha's wisdom. - Stories, poems, sayings and spiritual insights of the Mahayana sages from Tibet, China and India. - Jokes and stories from Zen

Subjects: English
Buddhism
Prayers and devotions
Sacred books
Bouddhisme
Buddha

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