

The Life and Teachings of the Buddha
What is that makes the message of the Buddha so attractive to people who are cultivated, who are intellectual? Because his message is something which is deeply rational and profoundly spiritual. Rational because he looks at the world and finds out what the problems of the world are and pursues a quest and reaches the fulfillment of that quest. S. Radhakrishnan, Our Heritage.
The Buddha was the most popular personality of the ancient world, more popular thatn any Greek, Roman or Judeo-Christian teacher or messenger or prophet we know. At one time half the world practised Buddhism. The following essays help you know the life and teachings of the great Buddha who taught the world how to overcome suffering in the most direct, rational, and practical way.
The Life Of The Buddha After Enlightenment
The Buddha On the Self And Anatta, the Not-Self
History Of Buddhism, Early Period
The First Sermon Of The Buddha At Saranath
The Second Sermon Of The Buddha
The Third Sermon of the Buddha
Buddha's Last Days and Final Words
The Buddha's Method of Teaching
The Concept of God in Budhdism
Buddha's Teachings on Kamma or Karma
The Life and Teachings of Sakyamuni Buddha
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