Author: Ruyin Jushi
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2006-04-01
Features: In Buddhist scriptures, the Buddha is like a kind, wise, compassionate, and immensely powerful elder who blesses the virtuous. He teaches all the speakable and unspeakable Buddhist truths to the general public using simple and vivid parables. People can understand the philosophical insights of good and evil in life, the principles of escaping suffering and achieving happiness, and thus generate supreme good intentions and attain complete enlightenment.
"Teaching on Doing Things" selects various stories from renowned Buddhist classics that inspire people to live wisely and act skillfully. Based on the original scriptures, it combines modern science and philosophy, compiling and commenting on them to provide an insightful interpretation of the Buddhist interpersonal principle: "The way of dealing with the world is the way of being human." This book offers a fresh perspective. The stories are rich in wisdom and philosophy, filled with humor and wit, teaching you to deeply appreciate the essence of Buddhism and absorb its wisdom in a noisy, chaotic world, leading a pure, free, and enlightened life.
In Buddhist scriptures, the Buddha is like a kind, wise, compassionate, and immensely powerful elder who blesses the virtuous. He teaches all the speakable and unspeakable Buddhist truths to the general public using simple and vivid parables. People can understand the philosophical insights of good and evil in life, the principles of escaping suffering and achieving happiness, and thus generate supreme good intentions and attain complete enlightenment.
"Teaching on Doing Things" selects various stories from renowned Buddhist classics that inspire people to live wisely and act skillfully. Based on the original scriptures, it combines modern science and philosophy, compiling and commenting on them to provide an insightful interpretation of the Buddhist interpersonal principle: "The way of dealing with the world is the way of being human." This book offers a fresh perspective. The stories are rich in wisdom and philosophy, filled with humor and wit, teaching you to deeply appreciate the essence of Buddhism and absorb its wisdom in a noisy, chaotic world, leading a pure, free, and enlightened life.
Buddha says to do things
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