Buddha's Teachings on Doing Things - Reading Sutras, Understanding Buddhist Principles, Being a Wise Person, Doing Wise Things

Author: Ruyin Jushi
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Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: In Buddhist scriptures, the Buddha is like a kind, compassionate elder with boundless wisdom and immense spiritual power, benefiting all the virtuous. He teaches the profound truths of Buddhism to the general public in simple and accessible language, using vivid parables and analogies. Through his teachings, people can gain insights into the philosophy of good and evil, the cause and effect of life, and the principles of escaping suffering and achieving happiness. Thus, they can develop the highest aspirations for goodness and attain complete enlightenment.
"From various Buddhist classics, The Art of Doing selects a variety of stories that inspire wisdom in living and excellence in action. Based on original scriptures, it combines modern science and philosophy, compiling and commenting on these stories to eloquently interpret the Buddhist principle that "the way of handling affairs is the way of being a person." This book offers a fresh perspective on interpersonal relationships. The stories selected are filled with wisdom, philosophy, humor, and wit, guiding readers to deeper insights into the essence of Buddhism and to draw more from its wisdom. In the noisy and chaotic world, they help you live a life of purity, freedom, clarity, and openness.