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These selections have been made available for non-commercial use only. If you plan on buying the ebook version of the complete book, be sure to buy it from wisdompubs.org directly instead of from Amazon. Related Pages: • • • • • Please report any errors in these books using the or the comments below. Broadly speaking, a sutta practice is a regular habit of interacting directly with the suttas in a way that lifts the heart and brings us to faith in the Blessed One, his Dhamma, and his Sangha of enlightened disciples. In practical terms, this may be done by reading daily from a text, be it a traditional collection, or an anthology of suttas around a particular theme. The emphasis is placed on what is understood and taking that to heart. We approach the text as a sick person would seeking medicine, with the Blessed One as our doctor.

Broadly speaking, a sutta practice is a regular habit of interacting directly with the suttas in a way that lifts the heart and brings us to faith in the Blessed One, his Dhamma, and his Sangha of enlightened disciples. In practical terms, this may be done by reading daily from a text, be it a traditional collection, or an anthology of suttas around a particular theme.

As with The Middle Length Discourses of the. Buddha, this translation aims to fulfil two ideals: first, fidelity to the intended meaning of the texts themselves; and second, the expression of that meaning in clear contemporary language that speaks to the non-specialist reader whose primary interest in the Buddha's teaching. The Long Discourses Of The Buddha Epub. (discourses) drawn from the. An anthology of verses attributed to the Buddha long recognized as one of.

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The emphasis is placed on what is understood and taking that to heart. We approach the text as a sick person would seeking medicine, with the Blessed One as our doctor.