CDPC Buddhism

Buddhism is a phenomenon that will not stop his life until a person exists, his thought and the desire to know the ratio of himself and the world. This complex philosophical and religious system was born in certain historical and social conditions, but went beyond their borders, existed and transformed into different eras and gained development at many continents, spread in many countries, found a response in the hearts of representatives of various cultures. The acts of the Buddha, his life path (bizarre synthesis of reality and myth), the activities of preachers and philosophers, images of Buddhist deities, cosmology, canons, mythology, the formation and development of Buddhism in various countries (China, Japan, Tibet, Sri Lanka, Korea, Vietnam. , Buryatia), terms and concepts, as well as an extensive application - articles of the most prominent scientists and researchers of Buddhism - this is the most general and cursory list of what you have the opportunity to get to know. All sections are accompanied by illustrative materials of high quality. The architectural art, painting, sculpture reflects the vision of the images of Buddhism by artists of various eras. The musical application will be an excellent accompanying your acquaintance with the project. The publication is designed for a wide audience. Product features: more than 2000 pages. Over 900 illustrations. The author is Olga Klyuchava, art critic, journalist. Within ten liters, he is engaged in the study of various aspects of the history, culture, art of Asia and the East as a whole. The author of books on Taoism and the practices of acupuncture, articles and works devoted to various aspects related to the historical and cultural past and present Asian countries: China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, etc. Priority topics of work and research by Olga Klyuchareva - the historical past of the peoples of the East and The refraction of the traditional features inherent in each of them, in culture, art, everyday life, modern existence.
System requirements: IBM PC 486 and higher. 16 MB RAM, CD-ROM, SVGA, Windows 95/98/Me/NT/XP/2000