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The core messages of the world's most enduringly beloved religions in human intellectual history! The second book in the Religious Literacy Series Professor Kang Sung-yong's "The Sufferings of Life and Enlightenment" "If suffering were to disappear, there would be no suffering!" A fresh interpretation of Karma, the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, the Twelve Links of Dependent Origination, and Reincarnation A refreshing overturning of the "Buddhism" you've believed in. This book has refreshingly overturned the religion we've believed in as "Buddhism"! It strips away the embellishments that have been applied to core Buddhist concepts like the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, the Law of Dependent Origination, karma (karma), and reincarnation, and approaches the true voice of the Buddha. Therefore, this book is also a tracing of the sufferings and enlightenment faced by the historically existing "Buddha." "The Sufferings of Life and Enlightenment," the second book in the "Religious Literacy Series," aims to foster religious sensitivity by viewing religion from the perspective of "understanding," not "faith." The author, who majored in Indian philosophy and is the director of the South Asia Center at the Seoul National University Asia Research Institute, is a leading Indian expert in Korea, having shared insights into ancient Indian history as well as contemporary politics, economy, society, and culture on the economic YouTube channel Sampro TV. In this book, the author traces the voice of the Buddha hidden behind the narratives of the Buddha, organized and reconstructed within the context of ancient Indian tradition, language, culture, religion, and intellectual history. In the process, he explores the concerns of the Buddha, the founding figure of Buddhism, during his time and the shift in thinking that led him to find solutions unlike other thinkers of his time. He concisely summarizes the messages that the Buddha's concerns and answers convey to us. This book is fresh and surprising. The author's interpretation is groundbreaking. He offers the refreshing insight that the Buddha's teachings, which everyone has likely heard at least once, were not entirely his own inventions. He logically demonstrates that concepts such as karma (業), dharma (法), and reincarnation, deeply ingrained in the Korean psyche, stem from ancient Indian ritual and ascetic traditions. On the other hand, it emphasizes that the Buddha was the one who innovatively transformed the "śramaṇa (沙門) tradition," the dominant ideological and religious current of the time. "Life's Suffering and Enlightenment" makes us realize that the Buddha's question, "How can we eliminate suffering in life, a continuous series of suffering?" posed 2,500 years ago, is no different from our own. What enlightenment did the Buddha use to find the answer to this unavoidable suffering? If you seek to unravel the simple proposition that "life is suffering," this book will serve as the most reliable stepping stone toward that answer. #KangSeongYong #Buddhism #ThePainOfLife ◇ Bulkwang Blog (Official): https://blog.naver.com/bulkwanger ◇ Bulkwang Facebook Page:   / bulkwang   ◇ Subscribe to the Bulkwang Newsletter https://page.stibee.com/subscriptions... ◇ Bulkwang Media Instagram:   / bkbooks79   ◇ Bulkwang Media Website http://www.bulkwang.co.kr/