MN 11

Explaining the Cūḷasīhanāda Sutta

By Bhante Suddhāso

On how we can distinguish Buddhism from other philosophies.

Published in 2017.

Recommended for those who have a keen interest in Buddhist Philosophy or The Form(s) of Buddhism. See all of our tags here.

Featured in the course, " An Introduction to Buddhist Philosophy."

Bibtex Info

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    title={{M}{N} 11: {E}xplaining the {C}ūḷasīhanāda {S}utta},
    author={Bhante Suddhāso},
    year=2017,
    month=nov,
    keywords={philosophy, indian, west, dialogue, form},
    url={https://fb.com/1698215973551436}
}

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