Dhammapada

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English · 1869 · 1h 42m · Religion, Philosophy, Poetry

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The Dhammapada gathers 423 short verses traditionally attributed to the Buddha, offering reflections on ethical conduct and the path of Buddhist practice.

Arranged in 26 chapters, the verses address subjects including the mind, wisdom, anger, and the consequences of one’s actions. Their concise form makes the work less a continuous narrative than a collection to hear, consider, and return to.

Important in the Theravada tradition and read across Buddhist schools, the Dhammapada offers an accessible introduction to Buddhist teachings through brief, memorable sayings.

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Section 1, Chapters 1-4 14:36 Leído por Roger Turnau
Section 2, Chapters 5-8 10:52 Leído por Måns Broo
Section 3, Chapters 9-14 19:16 Leído por Chris Masterson
Section 4, Chapters 15-18 13:30 Leído por Chris Masterson
Section 5, Chapters 19-22 17:01 Leído por Denny Sayers (d. 2015)
Section 6, Chapters 23-25 16:44 Leído por Roger Turnau
Section 7, Chapter 26 10:35 Leído por Scott Robbins

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Thank you for this recording. A great text executed in a wonderful recording. I frequently listen to it at night as i wait to fall asleep. 42. Whatever harm an enemy may do to an enemy, or a hater to a hater, an ill-directed mind inflicts on oneself a greater harm.

Ohm Mani Phemme Hung


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Great book


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Teaches the great lessons of life with simplicity


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Water for the thirsty soil of the heart


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mind blowing


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awesome work .....deep and meaningful quotes....


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Lovely. Well read and good quality recording.


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A wonderful reading, my first ever audio book and I really enjoyed listening to it. The readers os this book spoke in a very calm and sometimes tranquil way that made listening a joy. Highly recommend this recording.