The author argues that Buddhism is that religion, but that it must be the teaching as originally promulgated by the Buddha himself and not the distorted variations invented by later monks and scholars. The author sets out to discover the original genuine teaching of the Buddha. Such teaching fortunately is able to be distinguished by infallible criterion furnished by the Buddha.
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The focus is on non-ego, not-self, as this is perceived to be central to overcoming delusion and, thereby, clinging. Schopenhauer is contrasted to Buddha. Schopenhauer is shown to be wrong on crucial points regarding salvation, release from samsara. This is truly a wonderful book. I am deeply grateful to George Grimm for sharing his deep understanding of the Buddha and his doctrine.
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