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Conversations with Buddha: How the Eightfold Path is Relevant for Today - Paperback

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by Dianna Gutoski (Author)

Buddha was the primary founder of Buddhism, a religion and philosophy encompassing a variety of traditions, beliefs and practices. Born in 537 BC, he became The Enlightened One whose primary goal was to help man ease human suffering. His oral teachings were passed down and became the basis for Buddhism. No teachings were ever written down. Channel Dianna Gutoski began a new project in January 2011 to discover the truths about Buddha and understand how his teachings could be relevant for today. Master Gautama arrived to speak with her and was with her every day for three months. She describes it as an incredible opportunity to speak with someone that has vastly influenced the world for thousands of years and still can.

Author Biography

Dianna Gutoski is the Communicator/Channel of these lessons. Although a metaphysical student her whole life, it has only been about four years that she has been able to channel this way. She was a channel in many former lives, so it was natural for her to do so in this one. She had been talking to various Masters and Jesus before starting this project with Masters Buddha and Ananda. What started this project was her desire to get a deeper understanding of what Buddha intended in his teachings and how they could be relevant for today.

Number of Pages: 92
Dimensions: 0.19 x 8.5 x 5.51 IN
Publication Date: December 12, 2011
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