01633pam a2200385 i 45000010017000000030004000170050017000210070003000380080041000410150015000820160019000970200018001160350020001340350015001540350011001690350012001800350034001920400027002260820015002531000022002682450048002902640036003383000023003743360026003973370028004233380027004515040051004785200498005296500025010276500029010529420017010819520124010989560010012229990015012329928538453804341OSt20260808163115.0ta991207s1999    enk           001 0 eng    aGB99-Z39957 a18995790282Uk  a9781899579020  a(Uk)gb 990Z3995  a0122-97260  a148399  a2853845  a(StEdNL)2853845-nlsdb-Voyager  aBDScBDSdUkbengerda04a294.342210 aTejananda,d1949-14aThe Buddhist path to awakening /cTejanada.  aBirmingham :bWindhorse,c1999.  a201 pages ;c24 cm  2rdacontentatextbtxt  2rdamediaaunmediatedbn  2rdacarrieravolumebnc  aIncludes bibliographical references and index.  aDrawing on over 20 years' experience of Buddhist meditation and study, the author of this book offers a straightforward description of the path of the Buddha and his followers towards "awakening". The word "Buddha" means "one who is awake", and the book aims to alert readers to the Buddha's wake-up call, and to illustrate how his teachings can help to develop a clearer mind and a more compassionate heart, and how the Buddhist path can bring its followers to a truer understanding of life.
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