Some Sayings of the Buddha
An Anthology selected and translated by F L Woodward
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F. L. Woodward
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This rich selection of the Buddha’s teaching, taken from the Pali canon, remains one of the finest of the classic Buddhist anthologies in English.
F. L. Woodward, a key translator of the first half of the 20th century was a committed Buddhist as well as a scholar, and in Some Sayings of the Buddha, he created a handbook for succeeding generations, incorporating the main elements of the Buddha’s life, views and recommendations.
For this recording - incorporating more than 200 key extracts - the translation has been revised to bring the terminology up to date for the contemporary listener.
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- NickyKnowsall
- 07-25-23
The Dhamma, the pure, untainted words of the Buddha
Spoken in a clear, no-nonsense form that most anyone can understand. Understanding brings wisdom. Together with wisdom, virtue and concentration made with the necessary effort and earnestness lead to thehe unconditioned state.
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- Sean Bailey
- 02-15-16
Requires good concentration
Should be listened to more than once. The teachings are too expansive to absorb in just a once or even twice go-around.
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- UBS
- 02-05-16
absolutely beautiful work
excellent performance and narrated in a lovely way great knowledge ty for the wonderful book
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