BUDDHA, THE GOSPEL · Sacred TextsBy Paul Carus
Title PagePrefaceThe Disciple SpeaksSamsara And NirvanaTruth, The SaviorThe EnlightenmentThe Ties Of LifeThe Three WoesThe Bodhisattvas RenunciationKing BimbisaraThe Bodhisattva's SearchUruvela, Place Of MortificationMara, The Evil OneEnlightenmentThe First ConvertsThe Brahma's RequestFounding The KingdomThe Sermon At BenaresThe Sangha Or CommunityYasa, The Youth Of BenaresKassapa, The Fire-WorshiperThe Sermon At RajagahaThe King's GiftSariputta And MoggallanaAnathapindika, The Man Of WealthThe Sermon On CharityJetavana, The ViharaThe Three Characteristics And The UncreatedThe Buddha's FatherYasodhara, The Former WifeRahula, The SonThe RegulationsSuddhodana Attains NirvanaWomen In The SanghaOn Conduct Toward WomenVisakha And Her GiftsThe Uposatha And PatimokkhaThe SchismThe Re-Establishment Of ConcordThe Bhikkhus RebukedThe Jealousy Of DevadattaName And FormThe GoalMiracles ForbiddenThe Vanity Of WorldlinessSecrecy And PublicityThe Annihilation Of SufferingAvoiding The Ten EvilsThe Preacher's MissionThe TeacherThe Two BrahmansGuard The Six QuartersSimha's Question Concerning AnnihilationAll Existence Is SpiritualIdentity And Non-IdentityThe Buddha OmnipresentOne Essence, One Law, One AimThe Lesson Given To RahulaThe Sermon On AbuseThe Buddha Replies To The DevaWords Of InstructionAmitabha, The Unbounded LightThe Teacher UnknownParables & StoriesThe Widow's Mite, And The Three MerchantsThe Man Born BlindThe Lost SonThe Giddy FishThe Cruel Crane OutwittedFour Kinds Of MeritThe Light Of The WorldLuxurious LivingThe Communication Of BlissThe Listless FoolRescue In The DesertThe SowerThe OutcastThe Woman At The WellThe PeacemakerThe Hungry DogThe Despot CuredVasavadatta, The CourtesanThe Marriage-Feast In JambunadaIn Search Of A ThiefIn The Realm Of YamarajaThe Mustard SeedWalking On WaterThe Sick BhikkhuThe Patient ElephantThe Last DaysSariputta's FaithThe Visit To PataliputtaThe Mirror Of TruthThe Courtesan AmbapaliThe Buddha's FarewellThe Buddha Announces His DeathChunda, The SmithMetteyyaEntering Into NirvanaConclusion