"The religion of future will be a cosmic religion. It should transcend a
personal God and avoid dogmas and theology, covering both natural, spiritual.
It should be based on a religious sense arising from the experience of all
things natural and spiritual as a meaningful unity. Buddhism answers to this
description."
(Albert Einstein's Talk on "Science and
Religion", Princeton, New Jersey, U.S.A. 19th May 1939).
Title
|
Link
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Author
|
Source
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| Buddhist Cosmology |
 |
Ven. Tri Ratna
Priya Karuna |
|
| Buddhist Cosmology and Nibbana
|
|
Dr. V. A.
Gunasekara |
BSQ
|
| Cosmology of Traditions |
|
Brian Ruhe |
|
| Cosmos and Life |
|
Boon Kok Ching,
1999 |
Triplegem.net
|
| Crossing the Flood: A
Commentary on the Oghatarana Sutta |
|
Scott Foglesong
|
|
| Four Planes of Existence
(Thirty one Bhumi) (Table) |
|
M M Lwin, 1998 |
Nibbana.com |
| Heaven |
|
|
Access to
Insight |
| The Niyama-Dipani, The Manual
of Cosmic Order |
|
Mahathera Ledi
Sayadaw, Aggamahapandita, D.Litt. |
IMC |
| Origins and Decline: An Essay
in Buddhist Cosmology |
|
|
ARCC |
| Survey of Buddhist Cosmology
|
|
Bhikkhu Bodhi |
Lanka.com |
| Teacher of the Devas |
|
Susan Elbaum Jootla
|
Access to
Insight |
| The Thirty-One Planes of
Existence |
|
|
Access to
Insight |
