The Mirror of Dharma: How to Find the Real Meaning of Human Life

The Mirror of Dharma: How to Find the Real Meaning of Human Life

by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso (Author)

Synopsis

Although we want to be happy all the time, even during sleep, we do not know how to do this. If someone were to ask us how to do this, we would have no clear answer. Do you have a clear answer? Some people may say, I will be happy all the time if I become wealthy, enjoy a good reputation and have the opportunity of a relationship with the person I desire. This is not true. We can see that people who have all these things also experience great unhappiness and many problems. Many wealthy people and those in high positions experience great suffering and many dangers. We see and hear news about such things all the time.

In this book, Geshe Kelsang Gyatso addresses questions like:

  • Why do we need to practice Buddha's teachings?
  • Why do I need to be concerned for my future lives?
  • Why do we need permanent liberation from suffering?

Buddha's teachings, or Dharma. are the practical method to find the real meaning of human life. Because Dharma is very profound, when we are reading Dharma books we should contemplate their meaning again and again until it touches our heart. This is very important for everyone.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 320
Publisher: Tharpa Publications Us
Published: 10 Oct 2018

ISBN 10: 1910368806
ISBN 13: 9781910368800

Media Reviews

The Mirror of Dharma is an outstanding and invaluable contribution to the growing library of Buddhist literature and very highly recommended for both community and academic library collections.

--Midwest Book Review
Author Bio
Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche is a fully accomplished meditation master and internationally renowned teacher of Buddhism who has pioneered the introduction of modern Buddhism into contemporary society. He is the author of 23 highly acclaimed books that perfectly transmit the ancient wisdom of Buddhism to our modern world. He has also founded more than 1,200 Kadampa Buddhist centers and groups throughout the world.