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• Title: Gospel of Luke: Synopsis
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  • is Buddhism — the religion of compassion and love. Description
  • The spiritual achievements of Buddhism stream from
  • love in the highest sense of the words are the ideal of Buddhism.
  • Buddhism appears in this Gospel as though rejuvenated. The
  • the twelve-year-old Nathan Jesus-child. Rejuvenation of Buddhism. The
  • Jesus-child. Buddhism rejuvenated by the youthful forces of this
  • Fusion of Buddhism and Zoroastrianism made possible
  • Buddhism and Zoroastrianism. Through his pupils Hermes and Moses,
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Two
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  • Christ, spread far and wide in the form of Buddhism. An investigator
  • Buddhism in Translation,
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Three
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  • St. Luke. It may truly be said that Buddhism radiates from this
  • understand Buddhism as presented to the world in the teachings of the
  • of preparation is required to grasp the essence of Buddhism. Its
  • only are the spiritual attainments of Buddhism presented to us
  • yesterday we spoke of Buddhism as the purest teaching of compassion
  • to bring about healing. Buddhism helps us to understand everything
  • purest, most genuine Buddhism, love translated into deed must be
  • regarded as a progression, a sublimation, of Buddhism.
  • Christianity — Buddhism raised to a higher level — could be
  • Buddhism, to understand which mature intelligence is required, appear
  • anew from a fountain of youth. Buddhism is a fruit on the tree of
  • called his ‘present individuality’ — in Buddhism,
  • to grasp something of the spirit and origin of Buddhism. We know too
  • Tibet summoned a Synod in India and proclaimed ancient Buddhism to
  • Luke contains Buddhism in a new form, as though springing from a
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Four
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  • Buddha rejuvenated the whole of Buddhism. In other words, a unique
  • time. Buddhism had become in need of rejuvenation. The mature and
  • but when Buddhism needed rejuvenation this task was not within his
  • Buddhism. Zarathustra was a great and unique Individuality, an
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Five
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  • fusion of Buddhism and Zoroastrianism in the Event of Palestine as
  • with a happening as momentous as the fusion of Buddhism and
  • Buddhism streamed into and worked in the personality born as the
  • represented by actual Individualities, we have the stream of Buddhism
  • between Zoroastrianism and Buddhism are obvious as long as they were
  • Buddhism all that man can experience in his own soul as his great
  • Buddhism has to do with inwardness, with human nature and its inner
  • development; genuine, original Buddhism contained no
  • who represented the other stream — the stream of Buddhism. Thus
  • actual fusion of Buddhism and Zoroastrianism. For the body now
  • the rejuvenated Nirmanakaya of Buddha. In this sense Buddhism and
  • blessings of Buddhism and Zoroastrianism. A momentous destiny awaited him
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Eight
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  • not derived from or taught to them by Buddhism — these human
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Nine
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  • of Buddhism, special attention may be called to the chapter entitled
• Title: Gospel of Luke: Lecture Ten
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  • question might be asked: As the stream of Buddhism is organically