y-cakes and fine drinks and flowers at dawn...like the beginnings of the Mother's Day tradition of breakfast in bed. The Greek word "meter" and the Sanskrit word "mantra" mean both mother and measurement. Japan's Imperial family trace their descent from Omikami Amaterasu, the Mother of the World. Buddha

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e writes: It's early morning in Delhi. I have been invited to the small, dark office of Professor Lokesh Chandra, one of India's leading experts on Sanskrit and Buddhism. "The same year I was born, 1927, my father went to London to get a degree in Lithuanian language. He spoke the language fluently, but

rue self in Buddhism was the same as the one in Hinduism. References for these arguments are found in texts as diverse as the Pali . TipiEaka, the Sanskrit texts, the Chinese TipiEaka, the Tibetan TipiEaka and texts in other languages. Even so there are still scholars who assert that there is no such