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Inspiration from Enlightened Nuns

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Author: Jootla, Susan Elbaum
Publisher: Buddhist Publication Society
Publication Date: 1984-01-01
Product Type: Softcover Book
Pages: 56
ISBN 13: 978-955-24-0032-2

ISBN 10: 9552400325

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SKU:BPS:403349

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In this booklet we will be exploring poems composed by the Arahat bhikkhunis or enlightened Buddhist nuns of old, looking at these poems as springs of inspiration for contemporary Buddhists. Most of the poems we will consider come from the Therigatha, a small section of the vast Pali Canon.

From the poems of the enlightened nuns of the Buddha's time contemporary followers of the Noble Eightfold Path can receive a great deal of instruction, help and encouragement. These verses can assist us in developing morality, concentration and wisdom, the three sections of the path. With their aid we will be able to work more effectively towards eliminating our mental defilements and towards finding lasting peace and happiness.

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