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This classic collection of short articles by Gyomay M. Kubose has been hailed as one of the most significant books on Buddhism because of its simple explanations and references to everyday life. In this book, Rev. Kubose succeeds in transmitting the essence of Buddhist thought -- of life itself, with the remarkable elements of simplicity and clarity that is the mark of every great teacher. [An excerpt from Introduction by William Gilbert] This long-awaited 14th edition includes updates, new features, and a new format to inspire both new and revisiting readers.

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Rev. Gyomay Kubose was a disciple of Reverend Haya Akegarasu in Japan and a founded the Buddhist Temple of Chicago in 1944 after leaving the relocation camp in Heart Mountain, Wyoming. His mission was to make Buddhism available to Americans by presenting the teachings in a non-sectarian, non-dualistic terminology. Throughout his life, Rev. Kubose lectured widely across the United States and abroad to spread Buddhist Dharma to all. He passed away in 2000 with numerous honors in his name, including a street sign in the city of Chicago.

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