Food For The Thinking Mind

Food For The Thinking Mind
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Publisher : Buddhist Missionary Society Malaysia Buddhist Maha Vihara
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Download or read book Food For The Thinking Mind written by K. Sri Dhammananda and published by Buddhist Missionary Society Malaysia Buddhist Maha Vihara. This book was released on with total page 480 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: As the title suggests, this book is not directed at readers with a particular religious affiliation but is meant for anyone who wishes to reflect on what famous thinkers throughout the ages have written about the human condition. No one can deny that despite temporary flashes of happiness, on the whole, the human condition is far from satisfactory. Human beings have always dreamed of attaining perfect happiness by transcending human problems, generally without much success. However some great thinkers, widely separated in time and space have pondered over how this human condition can be understood and how happiness can be attained. They were able to crystallise these thoughts into clear, apt sayings which sound simple at first sight, but which draw deep from the well springs of human experience. This book is a collection of these thoughts and readers are invited to share them and benefit from them. By reflection, the reader gains an understanding of his or her condition and is thus enabled to live a happier more meaningful life. Most of our problems arise from the fact that we do not understand the cause of our feelings of discontent and unsatisfactoriness. ...


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