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Critical Reflections on Theravada and a Plea for a New Buddhism
by S. Dhammika
As Buddha says, "Do not believe in anything you read or hear, even if it is said by your master. But after you can prove it is correct or benefits for all beings then you have to accept it."
That is exactly what the book wants the readers to. Either you take it as the truth or objectively observe on it, you have your own free will to decide.
This book is good to build up a critical thinking on the old traditions of Theravada, which never been questioned before.
It does not intend to discriminate the Theravada because the writer also mentioned the possibility of critics to Mahayana and Vajrayana as well.
Being realistic and objective, he only tried to gave critics based on his own observation as Theravadin monk. He believes, others would do better in commenting Mahayana and Vajrayana.
Download here: The Broken BUDDHA E-book
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by S. Dhammika
As Buddha says, "Do not believe in anything you read or hear, even if it is said by your master. But after you can prove it is correct or benefits for all beings then you have to accept it."
That is exactly what the book wants the readers to. Either you take it as the truth or objectively observe on it, you have your own free will to decide.
This book is good to build up a critical thinking on the old traditions of Theravada, which never been questioned before.
It does not intend to discriminate the Theravada because the writer also mentioned the possibility of critics to Mahayana and Vajrayana as well.
Being realistic and objective, he only tried to gave critics based on his own observation as Theravadin monk. He believes, others would do better in commenting Mahayana and Vajrayana.
Download here: The Broken BUDDHA E-book
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