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His Holiness (HH) Dalai Lama could not have presented a better more balanced perspective and insight into Buddhism to the general western populace. This book is well balanced in its approach to addressing the fundamentals of Buddhist idealology without telling you what to believe. His statements and explanations are like well thought out suggestions and he encourages you to find the truth for yourself. Great read for Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike!
this is one of thew best books I have ever read. There is soooo much knowledge packed into this little book. It is not just about the four noble truths, it is about everything. It is wonderful, I am reading it for the second time. Every insight I have in life adds to the understanding of this book. It is so deep, on so many levels, and there is information for anyone on whatever part of their path they are on. Wow, I so recommend this book.
So I really like this book because it has a lot of information in it but it is very difficult to read. It’s not in Laymans terms so I’ve had to read it a couple of times and make notes. Luckily, it’s not that long, so didn’t take that long but I would like to find a book that is a little bit easier to understand so I don’t have to translate or interpret so much myself.
This book is an awesome and must read for anyone who is seeking the truth to the reality of things. In Buddhism the Dharma can mean a myriad of things. But in this particular case I refer to dharma as the true reality. And to know the dharma you have to know the basic fundamental rule of all life. That is it rooted in suffering (Dukkha). Knowing this His Holiness provides the name of the disease (suffering), the origin of the disease (suffering, the cessation of the disease (suffering), and the path to the realisation of liberation. This is called the four noble truths.
I was incredible lucky to have initially rented this from Netflix. It was so good, I had to order it from Amazon, so I can watch it again and share it with everybody. Everybody! Its not just fo rBuddhists, its for the philosophy of life itself and can be used by everyone everyday. Its academic and scholarly too and you will learn something new no matter ho much you have studied. SL's interpreter himself is an enlightened blessing and an inspiration in delivering this mighty truth.
I'd definitely recommend this book for anyone interested in furthering their knowledge of Buddhism. This book provides the Dalai Lama's insight on the Four Noble Truths along with other points of wisdom and like mostly all his works it is most definitely worth reading and absorbing.
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