FROM BUDDHA TO JESUS: An Insider's View of Buddhism & Christianity
Wherever you are, whether on Vacation, or on the way to work in the subway; with Kindle books you can always access your personal world and read.
All religions teach to be a good person and not harm others and try to call for world peace. Since the Rise of Buddhism in the West, and many Christians are either coming into contact (directly, or indirectly), or even converting to Buddhism completely. As a Buddhist, i was once in a Tibetan centre in Barcelona, where i saw that in some places, Western Christian Nuns come to learn and practise Meditation with the Tibetan Lamas. As a person who now lives, and earlier travelled constantly through Southeast Asia (mainly Thailand), i came more into contact with Thai Theravada Buddhism too. I think if you are on Vacation in Asia, or are a person who has some kind of contact with Buddhism, then this kindle book is a definitely fascinating read, and will open the eyes to many yet unthought of questions and answers, which you may never have even thought of.
The Dalai Lama is head of the Nyingma Lama lineage of Tibetan Mahayana Tradition. Since the Tibetans have been so persecuted by China, and led to their fleeing to take refuge in Nepal and Dharamsala (India), Tibetan Buddhism has enjoyed expansion to become a firmly planted philosophy (if not to call it a Religion), which many Westerners call their System of Faith (belief system).
Many Mahayana Buddhist Centres are situated in the Western World in the present day. The teachings of the Dalai Lama have led to his recognition and the admiration of (even if not official) many Countries and their State Leaders. His wisdom has been called upon by invitation to come and speak at a countless number of places in the World. He is welcomed and loved by almost every nation of the World, and seen as one of our Human Race's Wisest Spiritual Leaders.
You could do a lot worse than to read this kindle book;
"How to see Yourself as You really Are", by the Dalai Lama.
Available on Kindle along with many other Kindle Books on Buddhism
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