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The Jewel in the Lotus A Guide to the Buddhist Traditions of Tibet. Edited by Stephen Batchelor
Buddhist Studies Review 5 (2):165-168 (1988)
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The Jewel in the Lotus A Guide to the Buddhist Traditions of Tibet. Edited by Stephen Batchelor. Wisdom Publications, London 1987. 280 pp. £9.95.Links
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