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Letter From Māra

Ajahn Puṇṇadhammo
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Duration
1h 25m
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
Pariyatti

About

In this satirical, allegorical essay, Māra - the Buddhist personification of evil and death - writes a letter to his armies with instructions on how to keep his subjects trapped in his realm of birth and death.

Māra is portrayed as a modern figure who views his dominions through a computer monitor. His armies personify the mental defilements that prevent one from attaining true liberation.

This essay will help make traditional Buddhist Cosmology and doctrine accessible for modern readers.

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  • Buddhist
  • Philosophy
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  • Buddhism
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Ajahn PuṇṇadhammoAuthor
Jonathan NelsonReader