Buddhist wisdom

Author: Ren Guangyi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Rekindling the Opportunity for Rebirth, Unveiling the Wisdom of Life. The term "wisdom" is frequently encountered, and people use it to refer to the ability to analyze, judge, and innovate. Buddhist wisdom, however, is not the same as the wisdom commonly spoken of in daily life. Buddhist wisdom is a transcendent understanding, built upon the realization of the unconditioned. For Buddhism, using this transcendent wisdom to eliminate the karmic burdens of sentient beings is the key to the cultivation of the mind. As a part of Buddhism's "Three Jewels," Buddhist scriptures contain many folk tales from ancient Indian society. These stories are intricate in plot and rich in meaning, and Shakyamuni used them to articulate his insights and teachings when delivering his sermons. They serve as a bridge connecting the worldly aspects of encouraging goodness and praying for blessings with the philosophical exploration of Buddhist principles. This book selects 84 profound Buddhist stories from the vast and profound Buddhist scriptures, narrating them in simple and fluent language. It further elucidates the insights into Buddhist principles and life reflections with concise and unique perspectives, helping modern people calm and purify their minds, approach life with a clear and pure mindset, and live a joyful and free life.