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082			_a294.3 _bNAR
100			_963 _aNarada Thera
245			_aTHE BUDDHA AND HIS TEACHINGS
250			_aThird Edition
260			_aMalaysia: _bThe Buddhist Missionary Society, _c1977.
300			_a738 p. ; _c19 cm
500			_aInclude an Index
505			_aContents _tTHE BUDDHA _t1. The Buddha -Form Birth to Renunciation _t2. His Struggle for Enlightenment _t3. The Buddhahood _t4. After the Enlightenment _t5. The Invitation to Expound the Dhamma _t6. Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta- The First Discourse _t7. The Teaching of the Dhamma _t8. The Buddha and His Relatives _t9. The Buddha and His Relatives (continued) _t10. The Buddha's Chief Opponents and Supporters _t11. The Buddha's Royal Patrons _t12. The Buddha's Ministry _t13. The Buddha's Daily Routine _t14. The Buddha's Parinibbana _tTHE DHAMMA _tTHE TEACHINGS OF THE BUDDHA _t15.What is Buddhism? _t16. Some Salient Characteristics of Buddhism _t17. The Four Noble Truths _t18. Kamma _t19. What is Kamma? _t20. The Working of Kamma _t21. Nature of Kamma _tChapter _t22. What is the Origin of Life? _t23. The Buddha on the so-called Creator-God _t24. Reasons to Believe in Rebirth _t25. The Wheel of Life-Paticca-Samuppada _t26. Modes of Birth and Death _t27. Planes of Existence _t28. How Rebirth Takes Place _t29. What is it that is Reborn? (No-Soul) _t30. Moral Responsibility _t31. Kammic Descent and Kammic Ascent _t32. A Note on the Doctrine of Kamma and Rebirth in the West _t33. Nibbana _t34. Characteristics of Nibbana _t35. The Way to Nibbana (I)-Morality _t36. The Way to Nibbana (II)-Concentration _t37. Nivarana or Hindrances _t38. The Way to Nibbana (III) Insight _t39. The State of an Arahant _t40. The Bodhisatta Ideal _t41. Parami-Perfections _t42.Brahmavihara-The Sublime States _t43.The Eight Worldly Conditions (Atthalokadhamma) _t44. The Problems of Life _tAppendix-Mangala,Parabhava,Vasala,Ratana,Metta and Satipatthana Suttas _tIndex
650		0	_945 _aBuddhism
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