Walking With The Buddha: Stories with Their Teachings in English and Tibetan

Walking With The Buddha: Stories with Their Teachings in English and Tibetan

In this new book, Walking with the Buddha , written in both English and TIbetan, we excerpted the stories from the 8th or 9th century commentary by Prajnavarman and combined them with the verses from the Udanavarga ( The Collection of Purposeful Verses) from the time of the Buddha. The Udanavarga is the earliest collection of the Buddha’s teachings, compiled by the arhat Dharmatrani while the Buddha was still alive. It contains both the teachings of Shakyamuni Buddha and many previous buddhas. The Udanavarga was completely translated for this book. The commentary on the Udanavarga is a body of work encompassing two volumes in Tibetan and was composed by the Acharya Prajnavarman. This work was translated into Tibetan in the 11th century.