Note on Solitude / Inwardness

By Malcolm Hudson

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One does not obtain sīla, let alone the Dhamma, from the historical process.

Engaged Buddhism Monastic Buddhism The Buddhist Path

Published in 1976 in Pali Buddhist Review.

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    title={{N}ote on {S}olitude / {I}nwardness},
    author={Malcolm Hudson},
    year=1976,
    journal={Pali Buddhist Review},
    volume=1,
    number=2,
    pages={103--104},
    keywords={engaged, viveka, monastic, path, academia},
    ranking={rank3},
    url={https://buddhistuniversity.net/content/articles/solitude_hudson-malcolm}
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