In the hope of Nibbana: the ethics of Theravada Buddhism

Seattle: Pariyatti Press (2001)
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CHAPTER I THE FRAMEWORK OF SELF-PERFECTION 1. Buddhism and Ethics Anyone who has read even a very little in the early Buddhist Scriptures is aware that from ...

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