The Golden Book Of Buddhism

Author:

F. Max Muller

,

Samuel Beal

Publisher:

Lotus Press

Rs395

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Publisher

Lotus Press

Publication Year 2006
ISBN-13

818382143X

ISBN-10 818382143X
Binding

Paperback

Language (English)
Weight (grms) 500

The Golden Books series of India religions is specially planned and designed for the general educated reader in India and abroad, who in the 21st century of the Third Millennium, wants to know about them to contribute his lot to the fast growing glabalisation of world cultures. It includes Vedic, Upanishadic, Buddhistic and Jain religions, the mainstay of Indian culture, which have made their mark in various ways in Asia and the West since olden times. In terror-stricken modern times also, they are trying to play their role in setting things right and devising a new, eclectic way of life. Indian religions have lots of philosophy and hundreds of scriptures with commentaries and commentaries on commentaries, which present a highly complicated picture especially in comparison to one-book religion-cultures. The Golden Books select the most important and the best of them, translated into simple, easy and understandable English, by learned scholars and present them in capsule form for wider use and benefit. Buddhism is a much-loved and respected religion in modern times, as also the image of the great Buddha, which emanates kindness, harmony and peace. Its role in the ancient world, limited to Asia at that time, has been unusually remarkable.

F. Max Muller

Max Müller (1823-1900) was a German philologist, Sanskrit scholar and an Orientalist and a pioneer in the fields of Vedic studies, comparative philosophy, comparative mythology and comparative religion. He was one of the founders of the Western academic field of Indian studies and the discipline of the study of religions. Müller’s numerous scholarly works were published as an 18-volume Collected Works.

Samuel Beal

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