Read Prakashika’s story of translating ‘Sailing the Worldly Winds’ into Hebrew and eventually getting it published.
לשוט עם רוחות העולם – מדריך בודהיסטי לצליחת סערות החיים / וג’רגופטה
Earlier today I finally received my printed copies of the Hebrew translation of Sailing the Worldly Winds – A Buddhist Way through the Ups and Downs of Life by Vajragupta. It’s hard to describe the feeling of flicking through this little book, seeing it stand on its own, after being in the making for some 18 months.
Where you can find and buy translated Dharma books within Triratna. Let us know if something is missing or faulty, se bottom of page!
Wo Sie übersetzte Dharma-Bücher in Triratna finden und kaufen können. Lassen Sie uns wissen, wenn etwas fehlt oder fehlerhaft ist, siehe unten auf der Seite!
Dónde encontrar y comprar libros de Dharma traducidos dentro de Triratna. Háganos saber si falta algo o está defectuoso, véase al final de la página.
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Accessing the Dharma in your own language can make a significant difference to a person’s ability to practice. The Triratna Translations Board was set up at the end of 2015 to promote and coordinate translation projects in many languages and have enabled the translations of many Triratna books.
Very pleased to announce the publication of a Hebrew translation of “What is the Dharma”.
אני שמחה לבשר ש”מהי הדרמה” בתרגום לעברית יצא לאור.
This is the first Hebrew translation of a Triratna book. May it be of benefit to many people!
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Suvannavira is a member of the Triratna Translations Board and lives in Moscow.
He writes:
The Triratna Translations Board came into existence at the end of 2015, to promote and co-ordinate translations and publications projects. One of our tasks has been to administer funds made available for translations by Bhante Sangharakshita, following his hugely successful 90th birthday appeal in 2015.
Of the £30,000 given for translating his books, £5,000 went to projects in India and the remaining £25,000 was given to projects elsewhere in the...
