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Where is the Buddha?

02/03/201104:16(Xem: 6244)
Where is the Buddha?

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Where is the Buddha?

Last book written by the late Chief Ven. Dr K Sri Dhammananda

The Buddhist Channel is pleased to present to you the last book written by the late Chief Ven. Dr K Sri Dhammananda. To fulfill the wish of  the late venerable, this e-Book shall be distributed free of charge. Please help to fulfill his wish by forwarding it to as many people as you can.

 

Download E-Book Here
(PDF 100K)

As part of the effort to distribute the book as widely as possible, the Buddhist Channel have also undertaken to work with different parties from various countries to have it printed in local editions.

Among the initial selected locations which we will be giving priority to are: Sri Lanka - 5,000 copies, India - 5,000 copies, Singapore - 2000. We are also planning to have the book translated in Thai, Sinhalese, Khmer, Vietnamese, Korean, Chinese and Japanese.

We welcome donations of any amount to support our effort to fulfill the late venerable's final wishes.

We would like to thank the following for their contribution:

- Tan HL (Sarawak) - RM 300.00
- Chan Sau Kheng - RM 50.00

Please click here to make a donation:

 

 Sadhu! Sadhu! Sadhu!

May your kind generosity bring light to help dispel ignorance.

With loving kindness
Kooi Fong Lim
September 22, 2006
for the Buddhist Channel

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Lay Follower "Venerable Sir, to what extent is one a lay follower?" "Jivaka, when one has gone to the Buddha for refuge, has gone to the Dhamma for refuge, and has gone to the Sangha for refuge, then to that extent is one a lay follower."

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This uplifting poem has always been one for our favourites, so it's lovely to see this new and well-bound edition. Though written more than a hundred years ago, it still retains the power to move us in a way that no prose rendering of the life of the Buddha can. Its vivid, jewelled language makes us see the eagle wheeling in the sky, the snake beneath the rock,the moonlight shining on the floor while all in the palace sleep. The spreading branches of the Tree of Wisdom...And we cannot but admire the courage, determination and self-sacrifice of the Indian price who, out of compassion, left his palace to find a remedy for the sufferings of the world.

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I was the first reader of the Life of the Buddha written by Mrs. Radhika Abeysekera. She presents the Dhamma to children in a very attractive way. On the day I was in Winnipeg, I understood the value of her voluntary gift of Dhamma (Dhammadana) to the children.
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Repay the four great kindnesses above, andrelieve the suffering of those on the three paths below,
may those who see or hear of these efforts generates Bodhi Mind, spend their lives devoted to the Buddha Dharma,
the Land of Ultimate Bliss.

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