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Buddhism A to Z

Ronald B. Epstein, PhD

Religion / Buddhism / General

This book is a brief, but comprehensive and encyclopedic study handbook of Buddhist cosmology, hagiology, and terminology. Most entries are explanatory essays based on the teachings of Tripitaka Master Hsuan Hua explaining hundreds of Buddhist terms, personages, lists, and concepts. The book also indexes Chinese, Pali, and Sanskrit terms, providing clear and accessible explanations.

The book also provides a brief study guide for both novice and advanced seekers of enlightenment. Most entries also end with notation that refers the reader to related entries.

Reviews

Provides the right mix of scholarly attention and accessible language.
—David Batstone, University of San Francisco Department of Theology & Religious Studies

Have you confused karma with dharma? Amida with Gautama? The Five Desires with the Eightfold Path? Then Ronald Epstein’s Buddhism A to Z can provide a little enlightenment. Geared for English-speaking Westerners who want to know more about Buddhism, this alphabetical dictionary covers everything from the role of an abbot to the contributions of Zen.
—Publishers Weekly

A comprehensive handbook, not only useful for the interested beginner but also a treasury of teachings for the experienced practitioner.
—Ajahn Amaro, Co-abbot Abhayagiri Monastery, Redwood Valley, CA

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