This book contains some basic knowledge of Buddhism like a short introduction to the life of the Buddha, his basic teachings and his noble order with a special reference to the practical aspects of the Buddhaist way of life.
Those who wish to learn Buddhism at a glance
This book is a brief Biography of Ven. Bhikkhu Amritananda, which was published for the occasion of the 15th General Conference of the World Fellowship of Buddhists, Kathmandu, Nepal.
Buddhist students and teachers.
Introduction of Theravada Buddhism, the expulsion of Theravada Buddhist monks from Nepal, a few unhappy experience of the Buddhis monks in the recent-past-have been mentioned and an idea of the efforts being made to firmly establish the Theravada Buddhism in Nepal are described in this book.
students and teachers
This book explains the meaning of “wake” up in fact and how and why we all indeed wake up for. This will be able to fulfil the gap between reality and concept of the glance at Dhamma.
Who wants to know about the Buddha’s teachings.
The book is based on the story of Prince Siddhartha, a great and noble son of Nepal. After his enlightenment he came to be known as the Buddha. The book consisted of sixteen lessons, starting from “Birth of Siddhartha” to “the Highest Wisdom-Buddhahood”. All the lessons presented in simple language with the notes and exercise.
School children and teachers.
There are twelve lessons in this book which is based on taught by the great teacher the Lord Buddha. Buddha’s teachings are the main topics like “The Buddha’s journey from Buddha Gaya to Sarnath”, “The Three Refuges and The Five Precepts”, “The Story of Sigalavada” and etc.. All the lessons are presented in simple language with the notes, exercise and word meanings.
School children and teachers.
There are sixteen lessons on “Life of the Buddha”, from Buddha’s “The First Sermon” to “The Teaching Still Live”. All the lessons are presented in very simple language along with the notes, exercise and word meanings.
School children and teachers.
here are fourteen stories of Bodhisattva's life (Jataka) taking various forms; like a bird to a human being and as a farmer to a king. The Jataka stories have formed very much a part of Buddhist teaching. In every story there is a moral-a living being helping another creature in all possible ways. All the stories presented in very simple language along with the notes and exercises.
School children and teachers as well.
