The Opening of the Wisdom-Eye by His Holiness the Dalai Lama

In this book His Holiness The Dalai Lama provides a clear and comprehensive introduction to the teachings of the Buddha. Buddhism among many other religions emphasizes the importance of being less selfish and more compassionate. It teaches us to be humane altruistic and to care about others as much as we care about ourselves. The Dalai Lama believes that by combining study and practice we can develop a fresh outlook that will lead to happiness for both ourselves and others. The teachings of the Buddha have been passed down through generations and they continue to inspire and guide people from all walks of life. The Dalai Lama as a spiritual leader and advocate for peace shares his wisdom and insights in this book aiming to help readers understand the essence of Buddhism and its relevance in today s world. The book authored by His Holiness The Dalai Lama was published in 2018 by Jaico Publishing House. It is written in English and is available in paperback format. With a weight of 295 grams it is a relatively lightweight book that can be easily carried and read. This edition is the first edition adding to its uniqueness and value. While the book is categorized as fiction it falls under the genre of Theology & Philosophy of Religion. It explores the topic of self-help offering guidance and teachings that can assist individuals in their personal growth and development. The intended audience for this book includes young adults and adults as it contains valuable insights that can be applied to various stages of life. Originating from India the birthplace of Buddhism this book carries the rich cultural heritage and spiritual wisdom of the region. It reflects the teachings and values that have been cherished and practiced by millions of people for centuries. The Dalai Lama s approach to Buddhism is not limited to theoretical knowledge but emphasizes the importance of practical application. He believes that a combination of study and practice is esse.

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