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**D6b2v1HA** · 12-16-2011, 07:47 AM

If you read for Dhamma, you may read any book, if it:
- helps you to hold precepts more firmly
- helps you to do merits more often
- helps you to get away from anger, greed and muddled
- helps you to develop your mindfulness
- helps you to understand and more diligent to practice following Buddha's teaching, etc.

It does not matter who wrote it. The contents therein do.

12-16-2011, 07:47 AM	#8
D6b2v1HA Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 402 Senior Member	If you read for Dhamma, you may read any book, if it: - helps you to hold precepts more firmly - helps you to do merits more often - helps you to get away from anger, greed and muddled - helps you to develop your mindfulness - helps you to understand and more diligent to practice following Buddha's teaching, etc. It does not matter who wrote it. The contents therein do.
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