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Essential Themes of Buddhist Lectures
Essential Themes of Buddhist Lectures
Sayadaw U Thittila
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‘Essential Themes of Buddhist Lectures’ by Sayadaw U Thittilla is a huge collection of his expanded notes on talks on Buddhism. The book answers a number of questions about Buddhism, its history and different sects, such as Mahayana, Theravada and others. It also gives detailed explanations about rebirth, meditation and lots more. From the book: For nearly thirteen years Siddhattha led the life of a luxurious Indian prince, seeing only the beautiful and the pleasant. In his twenty-ninth year, however, the truth gradually dawned upon him, and he realized that all without exception were subject to birth, decay and death and that all worldly pleasures were only a prelude to pain. Comprehending thus the universality of sorrow, he had a strong de-sire to find the origin of it, and a panacea for this universal sickness of humanity. Accordingly he renounced the world and donned the simple garb of an ascetic. Read more
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- Author
- Sayadaw U Thittila
- Publisher
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- Type
- Books
- Language
- English
- Religion
- Buddhism
- Tradition
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- Subjects
- Sahitya - Literature
- Series
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- Published
- 2021
- Pages
- 413
- Size
- 8.26 x 11.69 in
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