Subhuti continues his exploration of the extremes of eternalism and nihilism, considering the Buddha's observation of how such views come about as ideas, and how such ideas bring about dukkha. Subhuti emphasizes the Buddhas fundamental wisdom of the Middle Way between such extremes, whilst also considering the particularities of the contemporary Western Buddhist world and threats to the Buddha-Dharma. Notably, he draws a vital distinction between therapy and culture.

God as a vital spiritual principle is moribund for many in the modern world, yet mere atheism is not enough. There must be more to life.

Subhuti explores...