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Buddhism and Buddhist Pilgrims presents a detailed examination of two fundamental Buddhist scriptures preserved in their original palm-leaf manuscript form. Max Müller, a pioneering scholar of comparative religion, provides scholarly analysis of the Pragñâ-Pâramitâ-Hridaya-Sûtra (Heart Sutra) and the Ushnîsha-Vigaya-Dhâranî, texts central to Buddhist practice and philosophy.
The work explores the historical significance of these ancient texts and their importance in Buddhist pilgrimage traditions throughout Asia. Müller’s research illuminates how these sacred manuscripts were preserved, transmitted, and revered by Buddhist communities across generations. The book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the material culture of Buddhism and the role of textual preservation in religious practice.
This publication combines historical scholarship with spiritual insight, making it essential for researchers, scholars of Buddhism, and those interested in religious manuscripts and their cultural impact.
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