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    Breath of Buddha
    Breath of Buddha
    Breath of Buddha
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    Breath of Buddha

    By DON SERI

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    If you would like to know the Buddha teachings,
    Why the Buddha words?
    Why should we not listen to others?
    What and How the Buddha was enlightened?


    A simple book that helps you understand the real Teachings of the Buddha in the Right View!!

    Know the real life of the Buddha from the Buddha words, 
    Know and Understand the Origination of the Teachings of the Buddha according to the Buddha words.
    Why we should only listen to Buddha's words?
    What are the essential teachings of the Buddha?
    What are the kinds of timeless truths of the Buddha teachings?

    If you are ready to discover and prove timeless truths teachings according to the Buddha words, 
    Just click download this book!!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDontri Seripattananon
    Release dateJan 21, 2016
    ISBN9786163948434
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      Breath of Buddha - DON SERI

      Introduction

      Breath is the most basic important thing of being alive. Breath is the sign of the origination in every form of life. The first breath is a starting point of birth, perceptions of six senses, consciousness, being, aging and the death. Life without a breath we cannot call it’s still alive, and the last breath is also a starting point of death.

      The Buddha is one of the most important person in the world. He was born around 2,600 years ago. From the first breath to the last breath of the Buddha, he searched for the truths, practiced for six years of until his enlightenment discovered the Four Noble Truths and taught only the truths until the last breath. With knowledge of the Buddha that he left for the world are still using, practice in many places with different meanings that was cut or added by each of followers in later time. Therefore there are many different Nigayas in many countries.

      The Buddha’s Teachings are the truths of the real nature, timeless truths, pure and perfect. Words of the Buddha from the night of enlightenment until the night he attains final Nibbana, in the interval whatever he speaks, talks of, and expounds, all that is just so, not otherwise. He said what he did and did what he said so he was named Tathagata. If we understand the Buddha Teachings in the right view and can select only the Buddha’s words for studying, practicing the right path we all can achieve the right results to the liberation before our last breath.

      Who should have this book?

      It’s not incidental opportunity that you found this book. It’s about Cause and Effect Law that’s very well known in western civilization society. Breath of Buddha is just one in about 4 million books on Amazon.com it’s very little opportunity to find one in a 4 million with your intention or non-intention.

      Try to realize, what’s your purpose of seeking the book that you would like to read. Things that you would like to know happiness, knowledge or the truths for a better life. Just use this very rare opportunity to read the contents inside and ask yourself is this you are looking for?

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      This book is for:

      1. Person who accept in Law of Cause and Effect.

      2. Open-minded person who would like to know and understand our real nature that was discovered by the Buddha.

      3. Ordinary person that would like to study in one of the most important prophet’s teachings of the world, the Buddha’s Teachings to bring some good things to use for our better life.

      4. People who would like to learn something that useful to be used to develop each of our everyday life.

      5. Someone who is searching for happiness or peace of mind to live a meaningful life for oneself and others.

      Part 1

      What is Buddhism?

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      Ananda, it may be that you will think: The Teacher’s instruction has ceased, now we have no teacher! It should not be seen like this, Ananda, for what I have taught and explained to you as Dhamma and Vinaya (Discipline) will, at my passing, be your teacher..——DN

      This is the beginning point to understand Buddhism in the right view. To answer this simple question for person who never heard this word Buddhism, or those who have studied and practice Buddhism or even those who call themselves Buddhist.

      The simple meaning of Buddhism is the Teachings of the Buddha or the words of the Buddha or Buddhawajana or Tathagata’s words.

      And we should realize the differences between the Buddha, the prophet who proscribe Dhamma and Vinaya (Discipline) for followers, with the followers who are listener to words of the Buddha then learn, practice until attain the liberation and bring words of the Buddha to later followers.

      With this reason there are followers those who still strict with words of the Buddha that the Buddha said not to add or cut his teachings just learn and practice in only the Buddha’s words, so the truths

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