Buddhist Nuns - In this book Dr. Wijayaratna explains how this community was started by the Buddha in the 5th century BCE, and how it developed gradually. To show the motivation and the way of life of these ordained women, the author uses the oldest texts of the Pali canon. Several chapters of this book discuss the position of Buddhist nuns in the field of the three famous monastic themes: poverty, chastity and obedience.
The Brahmajala, one of the Buddha’s most important discourses, weaves a net of sixty-two cases capturing all the speculative views on the self and the world. ...
Food At Proper Time - In this maiden academic contribution of the author, Ven. Deliwala Buddharakkhitha explores primary Pali sources along with related secondary in-depth studies to uncover the Buddhist teachings on being moderate in food consumption both at secular monastic levels.
As expressed in Buddhism, a Buddha is born after several aeons, for the good of, not only humankind but for all the beings and the environment of the universe. It is opportune to rethink whether the most sublime teachings of the Buddha, preached over 2600 years ago, have been well conceived by the world.
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