...various schools of Buddhist thought, tells u&: — ' Of all the phenomena sprung from a cause The Buddtia the cause hath told, And he tells too how each shall...come to its end, Such alone is the word of the Sage! l The Indeterminates. — This position seemed to many of Gotama's contemporaries to be a confession...

...the very latest of the various schools of Buddhist thought, tells us:— ' Of aU the phenomena sprung from a cause The Buddha the cause hath told, And he...come to its end, Such alone is the word of the Sage.' l The Indeterminates. — This position seemed to many of Gotama's contemporaries to be a confession...

...thousands of votive gifts to Buddhist shrines in India, and which reads : / " Of all the phenomena sprung from a cause The Buddha the cause hath told, And he...come to its end, Such alone is the word of the Sage." Now this causal-nexus axiom when applied to the human individual means nothing else than that a man...

...Of all the phenomena sprung from a cause The Buddha the cause hath told, And he tolls, too, how cnch shall come to its end, Such alone is the word of the Sage." Now this causal-nexus axiom when applied to the human individual means nothing else than that a man...

...of all things.' He quotes a stanza from a Buddhist shrine which sums up the Buddhist view very well: Of all the things that proceed from a cause, The Buddha...come to its end, Such alone is the word of the sage. Narrating the Buddhist discourse of evolution Rockhill says, After having remained with Mutchilinda...