The Dharma and the Path of Harmlessness by Gil Fronsdal “A wise person does not intend harm to self or to others. A wise person intends benefit for self, for others, and for the whole world.” -The Buddha

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Date: 2011-05-24 20:14:50 Tibetan Buddhism Dharma Mahayana Four Noble Truths Taṇhā Refuge Noble Eightfold Path Upādāna Samadhi Buddhism Religion Indian religions		The Dharma and the Path of Harmlessness by Gil Fronsdal “A wise person does not intend harm to self or to others. A wise person intends benefit for self, for others, and for the whole world.” -The Buddha Add to Reading List Source URL: media.audiodharma.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 57,35 KB Share Document on Facebook

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