02047nam a22001697a 4500008004100000020001500041041000800056082001500064100001700079245003300096250001800129260005500147300002000202500002100222505162100243650001301864141223b        xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d  a9679920445  aeng  a294.3bNAR  aNarada Thera  aTHE BUDDHA AND HIS TEACHINGS  aThird Edition  aMalaysia:bThe Buddhist Missionary Society,c1977.  a738 p. ;c19 cm  aInclude an Index  aContentstTHE BUDDHAt1. The Buddha -Form Birth to Renunciationt2. His Struggle for Enlightenmentt3. The Buddhahoodt4. After the Enlightenmentt5. The Invitation to Expound the Dhamma t6. Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta- The First Discourset7. The Teaching of the Dhammat8. The Buddha and His Relativest9. The Buddha  and His Relatives (continued)t10. The Buddha's Chief Opponents and Supporterst11. The Buddha's Royal Patronst12. The Buddha's Ministryt13. The Buddha's Daily Routinet14. The Buddha's ParinibbanatTHE DHAMMA tTHE TEACHINGS OF THE BUDDHAt15.What is Buddhism?t16. Some Salient Characteristics of Buddhismt17. The Four Noble Truthst18. Kammat19. What is  Kamma?t20. The Working of Kammat21. Nature of KammatChaptert22. What is the Origin of Life?t23. The Buddha on the so-called Creator-Godt24. Reasons to Believe in Rebirtht25. The Wheel of Life-Paticca-Samuppadat26. Modes of Birth and Deatht27. Planes of Existencet28. How Rebirth Takes Placet29. What is it that is Reborn? (No-Soul)t30. Moral Responsibilityt31. Kammic Descent and Kammic Ascentt32. A Note on the Doctrine of Kamma and Rebirth in the Westt33. Nibbanat34. Characteristics of Nibbanat35. The Way to Nibbana (I)-Moralityt36. The Way to Nibbana (II)-Concentration t37. Nivarana or Hindrancest38. The Way to  Nibbana (III) Insight t39. The State of an Arahantt40. The Bodhisatta Idealt41. Parami-Perfectionst42.Brahmavihara-The Sublime Statest43.The Eight Worldly Conditions (Atthalokadhamma)t44. The Problems of Life tAppendix-Mangala,Parabhava,Vasala,Ratana,Metta and Satipatthana SuttastIndex 0aBuddhism