Set of 3 books.

“Golden rules of Buddha. Wisdom in commandments and instructions”

Buddha Shakyamuni (sage from the Shakya tribe) is a real person, a great teacher of the world, who lived, according to most scientists, in the 6th-5th centuries. BC e. and preached the dharma (often in Russian texts the meaning of this concept is given – the universal law of existence), which gave the basis for the Buddhist doctrine. Here is a wonderful book that brings us as close as possible to the very essence of the Buddha’s teachings – these are his sayings, instructions, commandments, passed on by his disciples from century to century. Ancient writings emphasize the vitality of his teachings. It is important that the Buddha did not turn away from life, but penetrated into all the everyday life of the working people and was compassionate – immeasurably compassionate. In his instructions you will find true peace of mind for yourself, thanks to them you will transform your mind and achieve spiritual health.

For a wide range of readers.

“Buddha. Jewel and Decoration of the Universe”

The book by Veronica Damayanti Jayakody “Buddha. The Jewel and Ornament of the Universe” introduces readers to the nine cardinal virtues of the Buddha, as well as specific events in His life in which these virtues were manifested. The author of the book explains to us why it was Buddha who achieved Perfect Awakening, became a great Teacher and has been revered by people for more than two and a half thousand years. This book became a bestseller in Sri Lanka, the citadel of Buddhism, thanks to its accessible and interesting presentation of very important facts from the life of the Most Revered One. In Russia, this book is also of interest to readers, since many of us are attracted to Buddhism, but not everyone knows about the life of the Buddha and His virtues. We are all concerned with the questions: “What is the meaning of life?”, “How to become happy?”, “Is there life after death?” etc. You will find answers to these and other questions in this book.

“Nirvana. Buddhist legend”

A collection of Buddhist legends and tales describing the life of Buddha Siddhartha Gautama (563-483 BC) translated by Pavel Aleksandrovich Boulanger (1865-1925) – Russian writer, translator, publicist and memoirist, follower of Leo Tolstoy.

For a wide range of readers interested in Buddhism.