[Saispapedlimi]

Hello, it's me again. How has everyone been? I've been good, etc. I've missed reading the forum but I've been taking a much needed vacation!

Anyway, during my little sojourn around various places I did a lot more meditating and I guess I basically decided I do want to pursue Buddhism closer. Problem is all these multiple traditions are quite confusing for someone wanting to go a little deeper. I've Googled and I've got a list of all these tons of writings and books, but I was wondering if anyone had any resources that would be a bit more beginner friendly when it comes to discerning differences in and learning about the different Buddist traditions?

Thanks,
Aaron

[bMc8F9ZI]

Hi Aaron,

This might be helpful (pinned at the beginning of the topics in General Buddhist Discussions)


Theravada - Mahayana Buddhism by Ven. Dr. W. Rahula

http://www.buddhismwithoutboundaries...ayana-Buddhism

with kind wishes

Aloka

[Idorsearogele]

Haha, thank you. It is. I would go search all over Google and the internet and not even notice it pinned on this very forum. Thanks again.

[j2Y6Ysmb]

Hi Aardvark,
Try and look at the big picture from different angles.
Let the tradition find you, you've got whole of your life to get it right.
Gary