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Sangharakshita (1925–2018)

Author of A Survey of Buddhism / The Buddha's Noble Eightfold Path

168+ Works 1,437 Members 26 Reviews

About the Author

Sangharakshita is the founder of the Triratna Buddhist Community, a worldwide Buddhist movement. He has a lifetime of teaching experience and is the author of over 40 books.
Image credit: Edinburgh Buddhist Centre

Series

Works by Sangharakshita

Who is the Buddha? (1994) 65 copies, 1 review
The Ten Pillars of Buddhism (1985) 46 copies, 1 review
The Essence of Zen (1983) 37 copies, 2 reviews
Ambedkar and Buddhism (1996) 25 copies
History of My Going for Refuge (2004) 16 copies, 1 review
Living with Kindness (2004) 15 copies
Buddha's Victory (1991) 15 copies
Priceless Jewel (1993) 14 copies, 1 review
Alternative Traditions (1986) 13 copies
Religion of Art (1988) 11 copies, 1 review
Buddha Mind (2001) 11 copies
Learning to Walk (1990) 8 copies, 1 review
Great Buddhists of the Twentieth Century (1996) 7 copies, 1 review
Opas Buddhan polulle (2000) 7 copies
Complete Poems, 1941-94 (1995) 6 copies
Het wezen van zen (2001) 6 copies
Mind reactive and creative (1975) 5 copies, 1 review
Travel letters (1985) 4 copies
Going for Refuge (1986) 4 copies
Sehen, wie die Dinge sind (2000) 3 copies
A Moseley Miscellany (2015) 3 copies
Das Buddha-Wort (1992) 2 copies
Survey of Buddhism (2014) 2 copies
Dear Dinoo (2011) 2 copies
Eternal Legacy (2013) 2 copies
Early Writings: 1944-1954 (2014) 2 copies
Wegweiser Buddhismus (2001) 2 copies
The Buddha's Noble Eightfold Path (2012) 2 copies, 1 review
Three Jewels (2014) 1 copy
Erleuchtung (1992) 1 copy
Bodhisattva Ideal (2013) 1 copy
Anagarika Dharmapala (2013) 1 copy
Beating the Drum (2013) 1 copy
Mind Reactive and Creative 1 copy, 1 review

Associated Works

The Dhammapada (0300) — Translator — 3,435 copies, 27 reviews

Tagged

Common Knowledge

Legal name
Lingwood, Dennis Philip Edward
Birthdate
1925-08-26
Date of death
2018-10-30
Gender
male
Birthplace
London, England, UK
Associated Place (for map)
England, UK

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Reviews

26 reviews
Review From LibraryThing:

This is a survey of canonical Buddhist works. I think it was intended for active students of Buddhism, not so much for interested outsiders. It contains a short summary of all types of buddhist works but not really any generalization or comparison to literatures of other religions. But the one thing I learned from this book was how vast the field of buddhist literature is.
A wonderful collection of thirteen essays recounting the author's reflections on his encounters as a Buddhist with Western thought and Western thinkers. Deeply thought-provoking, inspiring, and equally good read as Buddha-dharma or as literature.
This is a survey of canonical Buddhist works. I think it was intended for active students of Buddhism, not so much for interested outsiders. It contains a short summary of all types of buddhist works but not really any generalization or comparison to literatures of other religions. But the one thing I learned from this book was how vast the field of buddhist literature is.
A concise, inspiring, no-nonsense introduction to one of the greatest traditions of Buddhism. Essential reading for all serious students of Buddhist practice.

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Statistics

Works
168
Also by
1
Members
1,437
Popularity
#17,899
Rating
4.1
Reviews
26
ISBNs
197
Languages
8

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