


Book
Buddhism without Beliefs
144 pages · 1998 · Rating 4.5
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In this accessible and thought-provoking volume, Stephen Batchelor offers a thoughtful and relevant interpretation of the teachings of Buddhism. He reminds us that the Buddha was not a mystic who claimed privileged knowledge of the universe; instead, he was a compassionate man who inspired others by inviting them to understand the nature of suffering and let go of its causes. As Batchelor lucidly explains, Buddhism offers us practices that we can engage in regardless of our backgrounds or beliefs as we move toward spiritual enlightenment.






































