The meaning of life in Hinduism and Buddhism

by Floyd Hiatt Ross

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Originally published in 1952.This volume, by discussing significant insights of Hinduism and Buddhism, answers the question ""What is the meaning of life?"" It illustrates the importance of Buddhist and Hindu teachings and their relevance to the West, as well as clarifying some of the religious and philosophical problems Western readers must grapple with.… (more)

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Originally published in 1952.This volume, by discussing significant insights of Hinduism and Buddhism, answers the question ""What is the meaning of life?"" It illustrates the importance of Buddhist and Hindu teachings and their relevance to the West, as well as clarifying some of the religious and philosophical problems Western readers must grapple with.

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