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years of Buddhist rule all creeds and all
philosophies, were tolerated a priceless and
unexampled boon to the thought of the
world.”
Buddha himself believed in the truth to
be found in other religious systems and de-
clared that—
“ Manifold tracks lead to you Sister-peaks
Around whose snows the gilded clouds
are curled ;
By steep or gentle slopes the climber
comes,
Where breaks that other world.”
We close this chapter here ; reserving the
Precepts and Parables of Buddha for
the next.
years of Buddhist rule all creeds and all
philosophies, were tolerated a priceless and
unexampled boon to the thought of the
world.”
Buddha himself believed in the truth to
be found in other religious systems and de-
clared that—
“ Manifold tracks lead to you Sister-peaks
Around whose snows the gilded clouds
are curled ;
By steep or gentle slopes the climber
comes,
Where breaks that other world.”
We close this chapter here ; reserving the
Precepts and Parables of Buddha for
the next.