Jataka stories, which are reported to be taught to children in parts of India or elsewhere. 'Jataka' refers to tales of the former lives of the Buddha. The book shares moral lessons, such as that one cannot force someone onto the path of good. It discusses the idea that moral development should be natural rather than forced, summed up in the subtitle 'Mis-guided Morality'.
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Moral lessons from Buddha’s past lives for gentle guidance.
Who is this book for?
If you're curious about Buddhist morals and storytelling, this book offers gentle, insightful tales from the Buddha's previous lives. The stories are not only rich with moral lessons but also invite reflection on how kindness and understanding guide genuine growth. It's especially good for those interested in spiritual stories that emphasize natural moral development over coercion.