Edward Conze was one of the great Buddhist translators - a pioneer scholar who introduced key Buddhist texts to the Western world. This timely new edition of his Buddhist classic reminds us that true happiness is not to be found in material comfort and earthly satisfaction but in the pursuit of a higher ideal. Demonstrating throughout his heartfelt response to the fundamental wisdom of the Buddha; Conze presents a readable introduction to the array of doctrines; methods; and literature that have developed in the many schools of Buddhism as a result of their different approaches to the goal.
#3102287 in Books 1997-08Ingredients: Example IngredientsOriginal language:EnglishPDF # 1 .78 x 6.45 x 9.39l; #File Name: 1887901140100 pagesInscribed by the author on the flyleaf. Inserted is a foldable street map ( approx 2' X 3') showing bordellos on the streets of D.C. as they were named and numbered in 1867 and a reprint of the "Souvenir Sporting Guidefor the Chicago; IL; G.A.R. 1895; Reunion; actually discreetly worded advertisements for bordellos . A companion publication for Dr. Lowry's "The Stories the Soldiers Wouldn't Tell."
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