Perfect wisdom. Commentary on the ninth chapter of Bodhicharya Avatars of Shantideva
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“The Way of Bodhisattva” (“Bodhicharya Avatar”) is the largest work of Mahayana Buddhism, written by the outstanding Indian thinker and poet of the VIII century Chantideva. His Holiness the Dalai Lama XIV included the name of Shantideva among the seventeen Panit (scientists) of the ancient Indian University of Naland, who made the most significant contribution to the development of Buddhist thought.
In the book “Perfect Wisdom”, Dalai Lama sets out in detail the ninth chapter “Bodhicharya Avatars”, explaining the Buddhist practice of developing wisdom. The explanation is based on two comments written in the “Bodhicharya Avatar” in the 19th century and reflecting the ideas of the two main Buddhist traditions of Tibet: the composition of Khenpo Kunsang Pelden (Ningma School) and the work of Mignac Kunsang Sonam (School of Gelug) The book was compiled on the basis of oral teachings of the Dalai Lama, granted in 1993 in the south of France
In the book “Perfect Wisdom”, Dalai Lama sets out in detail the ninth chapter “Bodhicharya Avatars”, explaining the Buddhist practice of developing wisdom. The explanation is based on two comments written in the “Bodhicharya Avatar” in the 19th century and reflecting the ideas of the two main Buddhist traditions of Tibet: the composition of Khenpo Kunsang Pelden (Ningma School) and the work of Mignac Kunsang Sonam (School of Gelug) The book was compiled on the basis of oral teachings of the Dalai Lama, granted in 1993 in the south of France
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Author:Dalai Lama
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ISBN:978-5-905792-23-6
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