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Rules for Nuns According to the Dharmaguptakavinaya – Vol.1,2&3: The Discipline in Four Parts: Vols.47, 48 & 49 (Buddhist Tradition, Vols.47, 48 & 49)
0Explore the foundational rules of Chinese monastic life with “Rules for Nuns According to the Dharmaguptakavinaya,” a comprehensive three-volume set from The Bookish Owl. Authored by Ann Heirman, this meticulously translated and annotated work delves into the *bhiksunivibhanga* of the Dharmaguptaka *vinaya*. Gain insight into the discipline, career, and regulations governing Buddhist nuns, with detailed comparisons to other *vinaya* traditions. This essential resource, ISBN 9788120818002, includes indexes, glossaries, and a concordance, making it perfect for scholars and those interested in Buddhist traditions. Buy now at The Bookish Owl!
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Rumi: Hidden Music
0Discover the hidden music of Rumi with this breathtaking collection of poems, “Rumi: Hidden Music” by Azima Melita Mafi, Maryam and Kolin. Explore themes of love, longing, and the quest for truth in these new translations from the original Persian. Perfect for spiritual seekers and lovers of poetry, this beautifully packaged edition features stunning illustrations and Persian calligraphy. A timeless gift from one of the world’s most revered mystic poets. Explore the divan of Shams and let Rumi’s words inspire your soul. ISBN: 9780008387167. Find it at The Bookish Owl today!
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Rumi’S Secret: The Life of the Sufi Poet of Love
0Discover the life behind the ecstatic verses of Rumi, the revered 13th-century Sufi poet of love. Brad Gooch’s acclaimed biography vividly portrays the Persian mystic’s extraordinary journey, from his displacement by Mongol terror to his transformative spiritual awakening in Konya. Explore the pivotal, life-changing relationship with Shams of Tabriz that inspired Rumi’s timeless poetry and profound philosophy of love. Essential for enthusiasts of Sufism, Persian literature, and spiritual biographies, this captivating account illuminates the ‘religion of love’ that continues to resonate deeply with readers worldwide, including many in India.
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Running Toward Mystery: The Adventure of an Unconventional Life
0Embark on an extraordinary spiritual journey with Tenzin Priyadarshi, a revered Buddhist monk born in India. This captivating memoir details his unconventional life, from childhood visions leading him to a monastery to his influential role in fostering global ethics. Discover profound lessons on mentorship, enlightenment, and the power of an open mind through his encounters with figures like the Dalai Lama and Mother Teresa. A compelling narrative of seeking wisdom and bridging divides, this book is essential for anyone interested in personal growth and a life lived with deep connection and purpose.
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Russian Orthodoxy and the Russo-Japanese War
0Explore Russian Orthodoxy’s role in global conflict through the Russo-Japanese War. This scholarly work delves into the 1904-05 ‘interreligious war’ between Russia and Japan, analyzing diverse Orthodox Christian perspectives. Discover how Russian soldiers, chaplains, and leaders navigated their faith during the clash between Christian and Buddhist nations. Focusing on the unique writings of Nikolai of Japan, it provides a compelling, nuanced picture of a Christian nation at war. Essential for students and scholars of Russian history, religious ethics, and the history of warfare.
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S. N. GOENKA (SHAMBHALA SOUTH ASIA EDITIONS)
0Uncover the remarkable life of S. N. Goenka, a master who revitalized Buddhist meditation worldwide from his Indian roots. Daniel M. Stuart presents the first comprehensive biographical portrait, exploring Goenka’s evolution from a Hindu background to a globally influential Vipassana teacher. Richly detailed with primary sources and untranslated materials, this book illuminates his profound teachings, intricate influences, and enduring legacy, especially his role in India’s spiritual revival. It’s a must-read for seekers of mindfulness, Buddhist insight, and those fascinated by India’s rich spiritual heritage.
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Sabda Pramana and Indian Biblical Hermeneutics :: An Inter-Cultural Dialogue
0Discover a groundbreaking method for Bible interpretation in India. This scholarly exploration bridges ancient Indian philosophical concepts, particularly Sabda Pramana from Mimamsa and Advaita Vedanta, with contemporary Biblical hermeneutics. Learn how these validated Indian epistemological principles offer authentic tools for understanding scripture, fostering a rich inter-cultural dialogue. Essential for theologians, scholars, and students of religious studies seeking a culturally relevant approach to biblical studies in the Indian context.
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Sacraments : A Practical Guide
0Renew your church’s worship life in India with this practical guide to the sacraments. Discover classical Protestant theology and foster vibrant liturgical piety. Specifically designed for pastors and church leaders, this book offers insights to reconnect with deep sacramental traditions, empowering you to revitalize your community’s witness. An essential resource for deepening faith and understanding the heart of Protestant practice across India.
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Sacred and Secular Martyrdom in Britain and Ireland since 1914
0Explore the evolving landscape of martyrdom in Britain and Ireland since 1914. This insightful historical study meticulously traces the complex interplay between sacred Christian traditions and secular nationalism in shaping concepts of sacrifice, visible in war memorials and state funerals. Understand how these narratives developed, sometimes merging, sometimes diverging, through conflicts like the Easter Rising and the Troubles. Offering crucial comparative context for understanding contemporary acts of sacrifice, this book is indispensable for academics and students of history, religious studies, and cultural identity.
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Sacred Biography in the Buddhist Traditions of South
0Explore the rich tapestry of Buddhist traditions in South and Southeast Asia with “Sacred Biography in the Buddhist Traditions of South,” authored by Juliane Schober. This captivating collection of essays delves into the biographical genre, offering unique insights from scholars across history, anthropology, literature, and art history. Discover diverse interpretations of sacred biography and engage with key methodological approaches relevant to Buddhist studies and South Asian culture. A must-read for scholars and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Buddhist narratives. Available now at The Bookish Owl! ISBN: 9788120818125
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Sacred Books of China (Part iv) – Vol. 28: v. 2 (Sacred Books of the East)
0Explore the ancient wisdom of China with “Sacred Books of China (Part IV) – Vol. 28: v. 2,” part of the renowned Sacred Books of the East series. Authored by F. Max Muller, this volume offers invaluable insights into Chinese philosophy, religion, and culture. Discover meticulously translated texts, providing a deeper understanding of ancient Chinese thought. Perfect for scholars, students, and anyone interested in Eastern spirituality. Find this enlightening book, ISBN 9788120801295, at The Bookish Owl and enrich your understanding of Chinese civilization. Delve into the profound teachings within these sacred texts today!
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Sacred in a Secular Age:: Confrontations of Christian Body and Soul
0Explore the profound questions of faith and existence in a secular age. Larry D. Harwood’s insightful analysis examines the Christian concept of body and soul confronting the challenges of modern secular thought. This scholarly work offers crucial insights into the human person and spiritual existence, examining the enduring relevance of faith amidst contemporary thought. It’s essential reading for students of theology, religious studies, and philosophy, as well as anyone interested in the dialogue between spirituality and modern society in India.