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_a Thera Piyadassi
245 _aTHE BUDDHA'S ANCIENT PATH
260 _aTaiwan :
_bThe Corporate Body of the Buddha Educational Foundation,
_c1987.
300 _a239 p. ;
_c21 cm.
505 _aCONTENTS
_tPreface
_t1. The Buddha
_t2. The Buddhist Stanpoint
_t3. The Central Conception of Buddhism ( The Four Noble Truths). The First Nobel Truth - Dukkha: Suffering
_t4. The Second Nobel Truth - Samudaya : The Arisingof Suffering
_t5. The Second Nobel Truth - Nirodha : The Cessation of Suffering
_t6. The Threefold Division of the Noble Eightfold Path
_t7. The Fourth Noble Truth - Magga : The Path Right Understanding (samma - ditthi)
_t8. Right Thought (samma - samkappa)
_t9. Right Speech (samma - vaca)
_t10. Right Action (samma - Kammanta)
_t11. Right Livelihood (samma - ajiva)
_t12. Right Effort (samma - vayama)
_t13. Right Mindfulness (samma - sati)
_t14. Right Concentration (samma - samadhi)
_t15. Conclusion
_tAbbreviation
_tIndices
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_aBuddhism
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_cBK
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