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Thripitakaya (Abidharma Pitakaya № 2)
Thripitakaya (Abidharma Pitakaya № 2)
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Thripitakaya (Abidharma Pitakaya – 2) by Dr. A. P. De Soysa is an important continuation of the scholarly Sinhala interpretation of the Abhidharma Pitakaya, one of the three principal divisions of the sacred Buddhist Tripitaka. Published by Godage International Publishers in 2014, this volume carries the ISBN 978-955-30-3639-1 and consists of approximately 128 pages, offering a focused and accessible exploration of advanced Buddhist philosophical teachings.
As part of a broader series dedicated to presenting the Tripitaka in Sinhala, this volume delves deeper into the analytical framework of the Abhidharma, which examines the nature of consciousness, mental factors, and ultimate reality. Building on the foundation laid in earlier volumes, it provides readers with structured explanations of complex doctrinal concepts, helping bridge the gap between traditional Pali scriptures and modern Sinhala readership. The text is particularly valuable for those seeking a systematic understanding of Buddhist psychology and metaphysics, making it suitable for both academic study and personal spiritual development.
Authored by Dr. A. P. De Soysa, a respected contributor to Buddhist literature in Sri Lanka, the book reflects clarity, precision, and a commitment to preserving the authenticity of Theravada teachings while making them more approachable. Written in Sinhala, it ensures accessibility for local readers, including students, monks, and lay practitioners engaged in Dhamma study. With a weight of approximately 725 grams, the book is durable and practical for regular use in classrooms, temples, or personal libraries.
This volume stands as a valuable addition to any collection of Buddhist texts, offering readers the opportunity to deepen their understanding of the Abhidharma Pitakaya and its profound insights into the workings of the mind and the nature of existence. It is an essential resource for anyone committed to advancing their knowledge of Buddhist philosophy through a structured and scholarly Sinhala presentation.
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