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Sumptuous photos. It makes me want to open a bookstore.

"The Buddha was not a computing machine giving answers to whatever questions were put to him...He was a practical teacher...He did not answer questions to show his knowledge and intelligence, but to help the questioner on the way to realization."

The reader's voice is too annoying. I'm giving up, and perhaps reading the print book.

All wars are crazy. This (almost) personal account shows just how crazy they are.

Very illuminating look at the German university system in the 1920s. Of course there’s the typical discrimination against Jews, but also the advanced gymnasium requirements and the free form lecture attendance.

The first few chapters were primarily written by Stephen White - or based on his notes - when his unfinished work was passed on to Macrae. The first few chapters are a nice description of 1900 Budapest and the situation of the Jewish community there.

So far, excellent outlook by Tenzing Norgay's grandson. Great perspective.