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Two Lectures to a Conference on the Nature of Reality – Buddhism as Transformation

a series of talks by Sangharakshita

'Two Lectures to a Conference on the Nature of Reality – Buddhism as Transformation' is another academically tilted brace from Sangharakshita, this time from the U.S.A. It's pretty brainiac stuff - including a great re-visiting of the traditional Eightfold Path with a take on it that's not usually brought out in lectures like these. Formidably detailed but well worth the effort - an ultimately hopeful and inspiring vision of the possibilities in a Buddhist life.

Series given in 1994

1. The Twenty-Four Nidanas

2. The Transcendental Eightfold Path

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Two Lectures to a Conference on the Nature of Reality – Buddhism as Transformation

a series of talks by Sangharakshita