[The Immortal Book 3] The Lost Key of the Buddha
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The Continuing Revelation of the Keys of Knowledge
As Siddhartha Gautama, who became the Buddha, sat under the Bodhi Tree near starvation, seeking enlightenment, he heard some singing; the words he heard are said to be something like this:
If you tune the strings of a harp too tight, the sound will not be right. If the strings are too slack as they play, a beautiful sound will not be made. Neither too tight nor too limp shall be the strings, If the player is to be worthy of kings. The tension must be tuned by the ear To fill the soul of all who hear.
When he heard these words, a light turned on in his mind. He realized that the first part of his life, where he dwelt in luxury, was likened unto a string too loose. The second part of his life, where he sought nirvana through starvation and austerity, was as a string too tight.
He now saw a Middle Way that was just right. In this volume the true Middle Way is again revealed by an Immortal.
Was Ananda, the Beloved disciple of Buddha, also John the Beloved Disciple of Jesus?
Was this same man the "Immortal" who has appeared in our day to reveal important lost teachings of Buddha and the Christ?
Are the Keys of Knowledge the missing link between Christianity and Buddhism?
Find out this and more in the third in a series of twelve books that reveal the Keys of Knowledge. Find out why this series is so compelling that readers are left wanting more.
As Siddhartha Gautama, who became the Buddha, sat under the Bodhi Tree near starvation, seeking enlightenment, he heard some singing; the words he heard are said to be something like this:
If you tune the strings of a harp too tight, the sound will not be right. If the strings are too slack as they play, a beautiful sound will not be made. Neither too tight nor too limp shall be the strings, If the player is to be worthy of kings. The tension must be tuned by the ear To fill the soul of all who hear.
When he heard these words, a light turned on in his mind. He realized that the first part of his life, where he dwelt in luxury, was likened unto a string too loose. The second part of his life, where he sought nirvana through starvation and austerity, was as a string too tight.
He now saw a Middle Way that was just right. In this volume the true Middle Way is again revealed by an Immortal.
Was Ananda, the Beloved disciple of Buddha, also John the Beloved Disciple of Jesus?
Was this same man the "Immortal" who has appeared in our day to reveal important lost teachings of Buddha and the Christ?
Are the Keys of Knowledge the missing link between Christianity and Buddhism?
Find out this and more in the third in a series of twelve books that reveal the Keys of Knowledge. Find out why this series is so compelling that readers are left wanting more.
