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- Buddhist Culture, The Cultured Buddhist, by Robert Bogoda (2005; 11pp./33KB)
- Four short essays on what it means for a layperson to live in line with the Buddha's teachings. These essays share a common message: through Buddhist practice it is possible to refine one's character, ennoble one's life, and become "cultured" in the highest sense of the word.
- Principles of Lay Buddhism, by R. Bogoda
- (From the anthology: The Buddhist Layman, four essays by R. Bogoda, Susan Elbaum Jootla, and M.O'C. Walshe.)
- A Simple Guide to Life, by Robert Bogoda (1996; 28pp./84KB)
- In clear and simple terms, this booklet offers thoughtful advice to help the householder lead a life in line with the Buddha's teachings.
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