The Dhammapada is perhaps the best known single text of Buddhism, and an early teaching close to the life of Buddha, compiled in the 3rd century BC. Part of a series, this work focuses on the philosophical meanings of the text and its relevance.

The Dhammapada: The sayings of the Buddha

Gautama, Buddha

ANONYMOUS

Religion & Spirituality

Wildwood House

When the discourse on dharma is being taught, it is easy to accept and believe it. But in future days, in the last period of the sweet doctrine, in the last five hundred years when the Teaching wanes, beings will listen to this Teaching, retain it, ponder it, and illuminate it for others, and they will be blessed indeed.

The Diamond Sutra (Sacred Texts Series)

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

Concord Grove Press

One born to be the Buddha was Siddhartha Gautama who lived six centuries before Jesus Christ when Ezekiel was prophesying to Judah and Israel. Of royal lineage, he left wife and new-born son, palace and power and set out to discover the cause of old age, disease and death. After six years and numerous experiments with yogis and ascetics, he communed under the bo tree for forty-nine days and brought forth out of nirvana - the consciousness where only God is real - the message of the Enlightened One. And to his disciples he presented the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path, which have become the foundation of the Middle Way of life for millions.

Quietly comes the Buddha

Elizabeth Clare Prophet

Summit Lighthouse for Church Universal and Triumphant

Mysteries of the Eternal Christ; On the Pillars of Eternity (Pearls of Wisdom; Masters of the Far East, Volume 14)

Summit University Press

This book is a collection of the most beloved stories, teachings and parables attributed to Gautama Buddha, enlightened teacher and sage who lived and taught mostly in the northeastern part of ancient India. The narrative of the Buddha’s life was retold across cultures and across centuries, and as a result mingled with various legends and folk stories, creating an invaluable source of wisdom that is not only inspirational, but also utterly entertaining.

108 Buddhist Parables and Stories (Sacred Wisdom Stories)

Gutsol, Olga

Buddhism

Independently published

La versión original del Dhammapada es en el Khuddaka Nikaya, una división del Canon Pali del Budismo Theravada. El Dhammapada es una colección de dichos de Buda en forma del verso y uno de los más ampliamente leídas y conocidas escrituras budistas.

El Dhammapada: Spanish Edition: Libro clasico en espanol

budismo

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

En general, puede referirse dhamma "doctrina" del Buda o una "verdad eterna" o "justicia" o los "fenómenos"; y, en su raíz, pada significa "pie" y así por extensión, especialmente en este contexto, significa "camino", "verso" (cf. "pie prosódicos") o ambos. Traducciones inglesas del título de este texto han utilizado varias combinaciones de estos y relacionadas con palabras.

El Dhammapada: Spanish Edition: Libro clasico budista

Dhammapada, die Weisheitslehren des Buddha

Munish B. Schiekel

Herder Verlag GmbH

The Dhammapada' is the most important document of the Buddhism religion. It is believed that the Buddha spoke the verses of The Dhammapada, which address themes such as ethics, happiness, and anger, on several occasions. The 423 verses in 26 chapters are an essential part of Buddhist teachings and offer helpful lessons for modern readers. The nature of the self, the value of relationships, the importance of moment-to-moment awareness, the destructiveness of anger, the suffering that attends attachment, the ambiguity of the earth's beauty, the inevitability of aging, the certainty of death-these dilemmas preoccupy us today as they did centuries ago.

The Dhammapada

General Press

Literature & Fiction

Dhammapad : Gatha aur Katha

Buddham Publishers

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