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Wisdom of Buddha: The Samdhinirmocana Sutra (Tibetan Translation)

Wisdom of Buddha: The Samdhinirmocana Sutra (Tibetan Translation)

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Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A New Favorite
Review: Not only is the text of this volume inspiring, it is beautifully designed, with Tibetan text on the left side and the English translation facing. Wisdom of Buddha is a pleasure to hold and to read.

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Advanced Buddhist Material
Review: This book provides the "definitive meaning of the Teachings". This means that it is really for advanced scholars. It would be better avoided in the case of people with strong dogmatic tendencies (even Buddhists) because wrong interpreting is easy with this difficult text...The richness and beauty of the meaning of the text requires some habit with Buddhist teachings. In intent, it is rather for scholars than poets...so don't expect verses...beauty is in the meaning, not the writing style...

The content is structured as each chapter being the question of a particular Bodhisattva and the answer from the Bhagavan. Each question being asked for allowing the Bhagavan to explain its "doctrine" and by the same way to allow Bodhisattvas to attain perfect enlightenment.

This first English translation of the Samdhinirmocana Sutra in invaluable, thanks John ! I hope there will be more...

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: Advanced Buddhist Material
Review: This book provides the "definitive meaning of the Teachings". This means that it is really for advanced scholars. It would be better avoided in the case of people with strong dogmatic tendencies (even Buddhists) because wrong interpreting is easy with this difficult text...The richness and beauty of the meaning of the text requires some habit with Buddhist teachings. In intent, it is rather for scholars than poets...so don't expect verses...beauty is in the meaning, not the writing style...

The content is structured as each chapter being the question of a particular Bodhisattva and the answer from the Bhagavan. Each question being asked for allowing the Bhagavan to explain its "doctrine" and by the same way to allow Bodhisattvas to attain perfect enlightenment.

This first English translation of the Samdhinirmocana Sutra in invaluable, thanks John ! I hope there will be more...


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