Authors /
Laurence Khantipālo Mills
Selected Works (in chronological order)
A straightforward and practical guide, this book gives detailed descriptions and explanations for the most important religious practices for lay Buddhists. Good reading for anthropologists of Buddhism, for those who have recently converted, or those who are thinking about it, this book is absolutely essential and remains my first recommendation for learning how to be a Buddhist.
Featured in the course, " Buddhism as a Religion"
Where’s that sutta? (1985) – Laurence Khantipālo Mills
Featured in the course, " The Aṅguttara Nikāya"
Edited:
Translations by Laurence Khantipālo Mills:
… seeing this danger in association,
fare singly as the rhino’s horn.
Knowledge of Silence I’ll convey,
hard to do, to master difficult,
so be both firm and resolute
and I’ll speak upon this thing.
Snp 4.1: Objects, Desires, Pleasures (2015)
Featured in the course, " Imagery in the Early Buddhist Texts"
The person who’s to their body-cave
Clouded by many moods…
Featured in the course, " Imagery in the Early Buddhist Texts"