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As a Buddhist theory researcher, the author relatively briefly introduced the basic knowledge of Buddhism and the simple context of Chinese Buddhism. Very rare objectivity. At the same time, I also feel that the author has never actually practiced meditation, even if he has practiced meditation once in a regular temple, or practiced any method at home for more than a month. Maybe this book is closer to the truth. Although it is a pity that all purely theoretical researchers are just looking at the results, this horse is still good.

I really like this book. It helped me answer some questions about Buddhism and made me become ignorant. The language is also very popular and humorous. It is a good book that I am willing to recommend to others.

As a popular science book on Buddhism, it is very good. The author also used his own interesting logic to conduct some small discussions. Regarding the description of the world, only thinking, discussion and questioning can gradually understand the world. I just don't understand the Buddhist dogmatism of some people in the book. I hope that those people in the book can publish a logic book to explain the logic of their own Buddhist dogmatism. I am still happy to read different people's views [full]

Confucianism, Buddhism and Taoism have been deconstructed by you. What can we use to caress our souls? Looking forward to your next work.

Good looking, relatively systematic

Good book worth reading Only with regard to the discussion of supernatural powers, I do not agree with this part. The reason given by the author is that there are no relevant studies or records on supernatural powers. In fact, in recent years, whether in China, Taiwan, Europe or the United States, there have been some relevant scientists doing experimental research on supernatural powers and special functions. There are also some conclusions that you can learn about and refer to. A lot of content cannot be explained with just one sentence of magic or acrobatics. By the way, I am not saying here that all special powers and magical powers are real. Throughout the ages, there must have been people who, as the author said, used magic performances and related technologies to deceive the world and steal their fame. But you can't say that all supernatural powers and supernatural phenomena are fake. To explain one more thing, I just want to say that the word magic cannot explain all the known supernatural powers and special functions. And it's not like the author said, the magical powers are totally unfounded and just a magic show. Then all the masters or religious believers throughout the ages were deceived. The author himself admits that these people (the religious masters mentioned in the book) are all reasonable in terms of logical reasoning and are all wise people. Do those people become idiots when it comes to supernatural powers? Can't tell whether it's magic or real? It doesn't make sense logically. I prefer to believe that these masters have personally experienced certain contents. Otherwise, it would be unreasonable with their wisdom... Except for the author's content and evaluation of magical powers, I don't quite agree with the author's views. The rest of the content is a five-star review, which is very rewarding and inspiring. Looking forward to seeing more masterpieces from this author!

A very good book

Don't be angry. The author doesn't respect Buddha. Buddha never saved you and me.

It is concise and to the point, analyzed in detail, the language is plain, and the metaphors are appropriate. It clarifies the origin and flow of Buddhism and Taoism, and points out the life in heaven. It is an excellent popularization material.

Very good, worth reading, the reasoning is thorough and easy to understand

Good half book

Rich in knowledge and thought provoking.

Not bad. Buddhist knowledge is easy to understand.

I haven't seen many books describing Buddhism. I hope to see more books in this area. This is consciousness-only theory.

It is very exciting. For those who love Buddhism, it is like reading a catalog of Buddhism.

Answer your questions in an easy-to-understand way.!

Good book, worth reading

Awesome, very exciting explanation

The story is vivid, interesting and logical. Reading it will not only increase your knowledge, but also help you learn to think rationally about various issues and social phenomena. It is a rare good book. The rating is obviously too low. By the way, Tomato Reading is a very good software. It not only has a lot of popular online novels to kill time and entertain people, but also provides informative books. It is indeed a good library. Hope it gets better and better.

This book provides an objective and true introduction to Buddhist scriptures

It is comprehensive and far-reaching, and its purpose is profound. Simple and clear, explaining the profound things in a simple way. The logic is clear and the thinking is meticulous. There is no sentence without origin or ambiguity.

A good book, and a good understanding of religion, Buddhism, Taoism and Confucianism, otherwise I wouldn't be able to write a book like this.

A very good book, I admire the author's talent.

It makes people think and make people understand!

I read a book called What Philosophers Do before, and now I read this book by chance. It's really a fate. It turns out it's an author. He's very interesting and informative.

Not bad, it all seems reasonable to me.

Very good, very enlightening, worth reading