Sayings of the Buddha

Sayings of the Buddha

by William Wray
Sayings of the Buddha

Sayings of the Buddha

by William Wray

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Overview

The Buddha taught a down to Earth wisdom that is still deeply relevant today. This carefully chosen selection of the Buddha's thoughts and teachings, compiled by William Wray, presents one quotation for each day of the year. Each and every quotation brings fresh insights, helping to free us from the deep conditioning of our minds and pointing us towards making revolutionary changes in our lives on a personal, social and spiritual level. The book also contains a stimulating introduction to the Buddha, as well as a short biography and accessible analysis of the discourses.

Many of the sayings included here are drawn from the very latest translations of the Buddhist sutras. It is hoped that by reflecting on them on a regular basis, individuals will take significant steps towards enlightenment.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781848584921
Publisher: Arcturus Publishing
Publication date: 04/13/2005
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 298 KB

About the Author

William Wray started his writing career as a playwright before producing a number of books of philosophical reflections including: The Book of Reflections, The Book of Decisions, The Book of Spirit and New Life. He is at present working on a series of books devoted to the writings of the wise, which includes the recently published Sayings of the Buddha. He has a particular interest in the ideas of the Renaissance and has written Venus, a practical reconsideration of Platonic Love, and recently collaborated on a book of the drawings of Leonardo. In addition to his writing he has prepared and taught courses in practical philosophy and has run Symposium, which organises lectures, workshops and seminars on linked philosophical themes. In addition he organises Art Symposium, a forum in which people who have made a notable contribution to the arts may speak freely of their inspiration and aspirations.
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