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In this appendix we have collected for you the best free books of experts and simply honored authors about Buddhism, which are worth reading for general development to all who are interested in the theme of Buddhism. The books collected in this collection are absolutely free for reading, do not have trial versions and other dirty tricks. The application does not require a permanent connection to the Internet, the selected book is downloaded only once and no longer spends the traffic. You can start reading complete versions of books at once and offline!

Buddhism is a religious and philosophical doctrine (dharma) about spiritual awakening (Bodhi) that arose around the 6th century BC. e. in southern Asia. The founder of the teaching was Siddhartha Gautama. The basis of Buddhism is the teaching of the Four Noble Truths: about suffering, about the origin and causes of suffering, about the true cessation of suffering and the removal of its sources, about the true ways to stop suffering. The median, or Eightfold Path of attaining Nirvana is suggested. This path is directly related to the three varieties of cultivation of virtues: morality, concentration and wisdom - prajna. The spiritual practice of passing through these paths leads to a true cessation of suffering and finds its highest point in nirvana.

Traditionally, Buddhism is divided into the Mahayana and Theravada, the so-called Great Chariot and the Teaching of the Old. A distinctive feature of Mahayana is the doctrine of Bodhicitta - the desire to save all living beings without exception, implying boundless compassion and love for them; and the resulting concept of the Bodhisattva - a being that is ready to give up the individual attainment of Nirvana for the purpose of saving all living beings.

The Mahayana includes Tibetan Buddhism, Chinese Buddhism and several separate Buddhist schools. The followers of Mahayana subdivide Buddhism into the Great Vehicle (actually Mahayana) and the Lesser Chariot ("Hinayana"), which is also called the Chariot of the Shravak and Pratyekabudd. The very name "Hinayana" was introduced methodologically for the Buddhists, limited only by the desire for individual enlightenment, and was used in historical controversy with other, now non-existent, early Buddhist schools and with the purpose of explaining the concept of Bodhicitta.

In this collection you will find including the following books:
- Dhammapada;
- Buddhist logic;
- Awareness, bliss and beyond;
"Why are not you a Buddhist;
- The word of the Buddha;
- The Dalai Lama on the Dzogchen. The teachings of the Path of Great Perfection, delivered in the West by His Holiness the Dalai Lama;
- The art of being happy. A guide for life;
- Reliance on the spiritual master: building healthy relationships;
- Seven Taoist masters. An ancient tradition of the immortals;
- Development of balanced sensitivity: practical Buddhist exercises for everyday life (augmented second edition);
- Introduction to the study of Buddhist philosophy;
- Joyful wisdom, acceptance of change and gaining freedom;
- Buddhism;
- Zen Buddhism. The lessons of the wisdom of Zen teachers;
- Tibetan yoga of sleep and dreams;
- Dream, dreams and death. Investigation of the structure of consciousness;
- The best parables of Zen: ordinary stories about people extraordinary;
- The Tibetan Book of the Dead;
- The world of Zen;
- Buddha;
- 3 ways of liberation;
- Dakini and guardians;
- Taoist readings: Sayings of ancient Chinese sages;
- The Universe in One Atom: Science and Spirituality in the Service of the World;
- Buddhist teaching on meditative states in Datsan literature;
- The roots of all things;
- The 7th Luozhong. Experience of bliss, clarity and emptiness

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