PART I : THE LIFE OF THE BUDDHA I-lis EiY!lt THE name Buddha, ' the Knower,' 'the Enlightened,' 'the Vake,' is the appellation by which the wandering preaching friar Gautama became best known to his disciples. Of this man we are able to say with some certainty that he was born in the year 563 B.C. and died in 483 B.C. He was the heir of a ruling house of the Sakyas, vhose little kingdom, a rich irrigated plain between the Nepalese foot. hills and the river Rapti, lay to the north.east of the present province of Oudh. To the south.west lay the larger and more powerful kingdom of the Kosalas, to whom the Sakyas owed a nominal allegiance. The Buddha's personal name was Siddhattha, his family name Gautama, his father's name Suddhodana, his mother's Maya. It is only in later legend that Suddhodana is represented as a great king; most likely he was in fact a vealthy knight and land. owner. Siddhattha's mother died seven days after his birth, and her sister...
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PART I : THE LIFE OF THE BUDDHA PART II : THE GOSPEL OF EARLY; BUDDHISM; I DHAMMA II SAMSARA AND KAMMA (KARMA) III BUDDH 1ST HEAVENS AND HOW TO REACH THEM IV NIBBANA V ETHICS VI CONSCIENCE VII SPIRITUAL EXERCISES VIII CONSOLATION IX THE ORDER X TOLERANCE XI WOMEN XII EARLY BUDDHISM AND NATURE XIII BUDDHIST PESSIMISM XIV A BUDDHIST EMPEROR PART III: CONTEMPORARY SYSTEMS I CONTEMPORARY SYSTEMS; VEDANTA II SAMKHYA III HI YOGA IV BUDDHISM AND BRAHMANISM PART IV : THE MAHAYANA I BEGINNINGS OF THE MAHAYANA II SYSTEM OF THE MAHAYANA III CH'AN, OR ZEN BUDDHISM PART V : BUDDHIST ART I LITERATURE II SCULPTURE AND PAINTING; BIBLIOGRAPHY; GLOSSARY
