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Kamma, The Real Creator
By Dr. Mehm Tin Mon

Who is the Real Creator?
Who create Human beings, celestial beings and woeful beings?
Why are some born rich and some born poor?
Why some are ugly and some are beautiful?
Who are there ups and down in Life?
Who determines your fate and destiny?
How can you be rich and prosperous in every existence?

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Boudhanath, Kathmandu, Nepal, the largest spherical stupa in the world.

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Emptiness and Stillness
By Ajahn Brahm

This book has been produced to commemorate the 60th birthday of Ajahn Brahm. It has been generously sponsored for free distribution by his close lay disciples from Perth, interstate and overseas.
All the text is original material written specially for this publication. Likewise, many of the images were taken during recent Dhamma tours. Special thanks for wonderful pictures are due to supporters in Thailand, Hong Kong, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, Norway and Germany. Some of the photos are from The Buddhist Society of Western Australia archives and may bring back happy memories. Extracts from two of Ajahn’s Dhamma talks are also included.

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Facing the Future
By Bhikkhu Bodhi

In this collection of essays, Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi uses the Buddha’s teaching as a lens through which to examine some of the confusions about social values that have engulfed us at the dawn of the new century.
The opening essay, “A Buddhist Social Ethic for the New Century,” sets the pace by drawing a contrast between the social system fostered by global capitalism and the type of social organization that might follow from a practical application of Buddhist principles.
“A Buddhist Model for Economic and Social Development” continues the argument by highlighting the economic, social, and ecological costs of industrial-growth society, sketching a more “people-friendly” alternative based on Buddhist values. “The Changing Face of Buddhism” opens with the question why, in traditional Buddhist countries, Buddhism today is losing its appeal to the young, on its way to becoming little more than a fossilized expression of ethnic culture; in attempting to answer this question be proposes some new lines of emphasis that might help to reverse this trend. In “Sangha at the Crossroads” he explores the problems that young monks face in finding a meaningful role in today’s rapidly changing world.

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Buddha protected by Serpent dragon Naga King Muccalinda as told in Muccalinda Sutta.