【预购】【佛光文化】The Human Buddha Comic Series 1-5 人间佛陀漫画系列【英文书籍】【English book】【Comics】【Venerable Master Hsing Yun】

The Human Buddha Comic Series 1-5 人間佛陀漫畫系列
作者： 星雲大師
原文作者： Venerable Master Hsing Yun
譯者： Venerable Miao Guang, Venerable Zhi Sheng , Kathryn Lee
繪者： Dulu, Huang Yaojie, Chen Hanming
出版社：佛光
出版日期：2024/09/06
ISBN：9789574577682
規格：平裝 / 868頁 / 14.8 x 21 x 6.5 cm / 普通級 / 部份全彩 / 初版
出版地：台灣

内容简介 | Content introduction
In everyone’s life,
there are the most difficult times.
Have you encountered yours?

The Buddha was a human being, not a god.
He knew the path to true wealth,
spoke of love and affection,
and was caring and righteous.
Encountering him will help you navigate with fewer road blocks.

In this book, may you find solace
and overcome tough obstacles through vivid comics
that weave stories relevant to today’s living.

目录 | Table of contents
The Human Buddha Comic Series 1: Unspoken Understanding
Dear Buddha, Where Are You? / By Venerable Master Hsing Yun
When Touched, One Can Touch Others / Editor’s Notes
The Goddess and the Monkey
Dirty Basin
Angulimala
Breaking the Habit
A Poor Lady Offering a Lamp
Hurtful Speech
Liberating Hariti
Buddha Offers Half a Seat
Sweep Away
The Four Sons
Auspicious Grass

The Human Buddha Comic Series 2: Fortunate Encounters
Dear Buddha, Where Are You? / By Venerable Master Hsing Yun
Hidden within the Story / Editor’s Notes
84 Thousand Stupas
Proper Tuning
Filthy Without, Purity Within
King Isanavarman’s Liberation
Sonadanda’s Teaching
The Buddha Carried His Father's Coffin
Nothing Comes Easy
Taming the Mad Elephant
Paving Jetavana with Gold

The Human Buddha Comic Series 3: Less Is More
Dear Buddha, Where Are You? / By Venerable Master Hsing Yun
Understand Tacitly Is Supernatural Powers / Editor’s Notes
Offering of the Four Heavenly Kings
First Lay Disciples
Finding the Heart
The Kasyapa Brothers
Deva’s Loss
Matanga’s Enlightenment
A Grain of Rice Equals Mount Sumeru
Safeguarding Rahula
Selfless Giving
Teaching the Old Housemaid
Aspiring Couple
Uppalavanna’s Realization

The Human Buddha Comic Series 4: Long-Awaited for You
Dear Buddha, Where Are You? / By Venerable Master Hsing Yun
Behind the Pursuit of Perfection / Editor’s Notes
Five Cultivations
The Return
The Ugly
The Poor Man’s Offering
The Buddha’s Wisdom
You Reap What You Sow
Gratitude
Ajatasatru
Anger’s Antidote
Old Age Is a Gem
Nidhi
Poisonous Snakes
Devadatta’s Battle

The Human Buddha Comic Series 5: Missing the Buddha, Yearning to See Him
The Indian Prince in Chinese Garb / Editor’s Notes
I Birth in the Human World: Teaching, Instructing, Benefiting, and Bringing Joy to Society
1. Riding an Elephant, Entering the Womb
2. Born under a Tree
3. Asita’s Prophecy

II Growing up in a Royal Palace: Living in Abundance
1.Siddhartha’s Outstanding Skills
2.Young Siddhartha’s Bewilderment
3. Four Trips Outside the Palace

III Bidding Farewell to Loved Ones: Renouncing for Spiritual Cultivation
1.The Prince’s Ambition to Renounce
2. Transcending the City and Renouncing
3. Determined, the Hair Is Cut Off
4. Strict Austerities for Six Years

IV Forsaking Severe Austerities: Defeating Maras and Attaining Buddhahood
1. Leaving and Accepting the Offering of a Shepherdess
2. Defeating Maras and Attaining Buddhahood
3. Everyone Can Be a Buddha
4. Offering of the Four Heavenly Kings

Ⅴ Initial Turning of the Dharma Wheel: The Initial Three Jewels
1. Where Are the Audiences?
2. First Teaching

Ⅵ Immeasurable Compassion: Educating with Equality
1. King Bimbisara’s Refuge Taking
2. Anathapindika’s Vow to Build a Vihara
3. Educating with Equality

Ⅶ Returning Home to Teach: Liberating Loved Ones
1. Returning to Hometown to Teach
2. Taming the Wild Elephant
3. Carrying His Father’s Coffin
4. Giving Teachings to His Mother

Ⅷ Simple Living: Liberating All Beings
1. Beg for Alms with a Mind of Equality
2. Meeting in the Teachings

Ⅸ Perfecting Enlightenment With Skillfulness: Exhibiting Nirvana
1. Last Journey
2. Exhortation One More Time
3. The Last Disciple
4. Immeasurable Compassionate Heart
5. Distribution of the Relics to Eight Kings

Missing The Buddha, Yearing To See Him