Wisdom in Buddhism
“Wisdom in Buddhism” by Edward G Horner, published by Mind of Peace Publications on July 29, 2020, is a comprehensive exploration of wisdom through a Buddhist lens. This edition spans 376 pages and is presented in English. The book addresses fundamental questions about wisdom, such as its nature, the characteristics of wise individuals, and the potential for developing wisdom in everyday life.
Readers will find a detailed examination of twelve pillars of wisdom, which include communication, perspective, values, and compassion, among others. Horner delves into each element, providing insights that are applicable not only within the context of Buddhism but also in broader life situations. The text emphasizes that with proper intent and focused attention, wisdom can indeed be cultivated, offering practical guidance for those interested in enhancing their understanding of these concepts.
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What is wisdom? Who is wise? Can wisdom be developed? These are the questions Horner sets out to answer, from a Buddhist perspective. The author sets forth 12 pillars of wisdom that are easily accessed and applied, not only to Buddhism but life in general. Spoiler alert; with proper intent and focused attention, wisdom can be developed.
Horner takes us on a deep divide into each of the 12 elements that make up the building blocks of wisdom; communication, perspective, values, humility, learning, life events, impermanence, compassion, bias, patience and concentration, Theory of Mind and emotional stability.
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