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ISBN 9781913260484 (paperback), 266 pages A cultural and intellectual history of Ancient India that brings together its major philosophical traditions-Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain-into a single, accessible narrative. Winner Best Indie Book Award Never before has the history and substance of Indian thought been laid out as clearly as in Burton's book.-Prof Nicolas Martin, Institute of [...] |
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www.rbth.com
In the latter part of his life, Tolstoy was considerably influenced by philosophies from India and other parts of Asia. |
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gwongzaukungfu.com
Guan Yin, the bodhisattva of compassion, is a great example of how the Buddhist religion became indigenous to China. |
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river.cat
[AI summary] A critical first-hand account of a visit to a New Kadampa Tradition Buddhist center, analyzing its meditation style, controversial hierarchy, and fundraising practices. |
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