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Essentials of Buddhism: basic terminology and concepts of Buddhist philosophy and practice
Tokyo: Kōsei. Edited by Gaynor Sekimori (1996)
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This book provides a detailed yet accessible guide to basic terminology and concepts of Indian Buddhism in all its forms. The eight chapters elucidate the principle branches of Buddhism, the Three Treasures, the elements of existence, the Seals of the Law, dependent origination, the Four Noble Truths, religious practice, and the defilements.
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