SPECIFICATION:
- Publisher : Chetana Book
- By : Sudhakar Dikshit
- Cover : Paperback
- Language : English
- Edition : June 5, 2000
- Pages : 100
- Weight : 150 gm.
- ISBN-10: 8185300372
- ISBN-13 : 978-8185300375
DESCRIPTION:
The Sermons and sayings of the Buddha are gems of “purest ray serene”,picked up at random from the vast treasures of Digha Nikaya,Majjhima Nikaya ,Anguttara Nikaya ,Uddana etc. It may be that there are numerous verses and chapters in these noble works that could be considered more illuminating than those selected by us.
But then such a selection as this, of its very nature, can never be fully representative.
The short pieces put together in this volume are not literal translation of the texts on which they are based. The writings published in the present series were not designed to be translations of the Buddhist texts. Our object has been to present in simple language the kernel of Buddhist thought in such a manner that the common man may be able to grasp it without difficulty. Therefore, the success of our endeavor, in our opinion, is to be judged by the reaction of the common man and not that of the spiritual mentor or the literary critic.
Description
SPECIFICATION:
- Publisher : Chetana Book
- By : Sudhakar Dikshit
- Cover : Paperback
- Language : English
- Edition : June 5, 2000
- Pages : 100
- Weight : 150 gm.
- ISBN-10: 8185300372
- ISBN-13 : 978-8185300375
DESCRIPTION:
The Sermons and sayings of the Buddha are gems of “purest ray serene”,picked up at random from the vast treasures of Digha Nikaya,Majjhima Nikaya ,Anguttara Nikaya ,Uddana etc. It may be that there are numerous verses and chapters in these noble works that could be considered more illuminating than those selected by us.
But then such a selection as this, of its very nature, can never be fully representative.
The short pieces put together in this volume are not literal translation of the texts on which they are based. The writings published in the present series were not designed to be translations of the Buddhist texts. Our object has been to present in simple language the kernel of Buddhist thought in such a manner that the common man may be able to grasp it without difficulty. Therefore, the success of our endeavor, in our opinion, is to be judged by the reaction of the common man and not that of the spiritual mentor or the literary critic.
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