Essays in Zen Buddhism ( Third Series)From the Jacket: In this book the author has tried to trace the relationship which exists between Zen and the two chief Mahayana Sutras the Gandavyuha and Prajnaparamita, and then the transformation, through which Indian Buddhism had to go while adapting itself to Chinese psychology. The Chinese are a practical people quite different from the Indian, who are highly endowed with the power of abstraction as well as an inexhaustible mine of imagination.

something which has rarely been attempted earlier

He used to catch venomous snakes to prevent them from biting passers-by

The Lord of Destruction is depicted here with a moustache in order to give a more local touch to his divinity

mystical practices such as breathwork

beautiful bead work make the wall hanging even more beautiful

Altogether the volume contains summaries and or notations for some seventy-five Sanskrit text

Dhokra is an ancient technique of crafting brass figures using the lost wax method

but the mighty Ravana the king of Lanka attacked him mid air and after an intense fight managed to cut off Jatayu’s wings

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The Goddess Ganga is riding on a crocodile

Lord Ganesha creates obstacles on our path and worshipping him helps us get rid of the same

The geometric ad floral designs have been colourfully embroidered giving an attractive impact to the wall hanging