9789747680164 - The Buddha's Doctrine of Anatta

The Buddha's Doctrine of Anatta

'The Buddha's Doctrine of Anatta' by Bhikkhu Buddhadasa is a profound exploration of the Buddhist concept of Anatta, or non-self, which is central to the teachings of Buddhism. This book delves into the philosophical and practical implications of understanding that there is no permanent, unchanging self or soul. Through meticulous analysis and clear exposition, Buddhadasa guides readers through the complexities of this doctrine, offering insights into how it can lead to liberation from suffering. The text is both scholarly and accessible, making it a valuable resource for both beginners and advanced practitioners of Buddhism. With its ISBN 9789747680164, this book stands as a pivotal work in the study of Buddhist philosophy, providing a deep dive into the teachings that challenge conventional notions of identity and existence.

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Auteur Bhikkhu, Buddhadasa
ISBN 9789747680164
Bindwijze Paperback
Tags Buddhism Anatta Non-self Bhikkhu Buddhadasa Spiritual Enlightenment

Bhikkhu Buddhadasa's 'The Buddha's Doctrine of Anatta' is a masterful presentation of one of Buddhism's most challenging concepts. The book's strength lies in its ability to articulate complex ideas in a manner that is both comprehensible and engaging. Buddhadasa's expertise and clarity shine through, making the doctrine of Anatta accessible to a wide audience. However, some readers may find the philosophical depth daunting, especially those new to Buddhist teachings. Despite this, the book's thorough exploration of non-self and its implications for personal transformation and enlightenment is unparalleled. It serves as an essential read for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Buddhist philosophy and its application to daily life.

In 'The Buddha's Doctrine of Anatta,' Bhikkhu Buddhadasa presents a comprehensive examination of the concept of Anatta, or non-self, a cornerstone of Buddhist philosophy. The book systematically unpacks the idea that there is no permanent self or soul, arguing that this realization is key to overcoming suffering and achieving enlightenment. Buddhadasa draws on a wide range of Buddhist scriptures and commentaries to support his analysis, offering readers a rich, nuanced understanding of Anatta. The text also explores practical applications of this doctrine, suggesting ways in which individuals can incorporate the understanding of non-self into their spiritual practice. This work is not only a scholarly achievement but also a practical guide for those on the path to spiritual awakening.