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view transcript Buddhism is the most rational of religions. But
it appeals no less to the heart than to the head, using the
language of myth to do so. Examples are four 'myths' from the
Buddha's biography, here correlated with four of Jung's
archetypes. This talk is part of the series Ritual and Devotion
in Buddhism. |1.||Seeing Buddhism as a whole (11:54)|
|2.||Rationalism in Buddhism (14:11)| |3