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In "Ichinen Sanzen-84,000 Dhammakkhandha: The Scientology of Happiness, Peace, and Enlightenment," Dr. Vinod D. Rangari explores the compelling intersection of ancient Buddhist wisdom and contemporary science. Building on his previous work, "Encounter with Satipaṭṭhānā: 84,000 Dhammakkhandha of Buddhism," this book examines the intricate relationship between the Ichinen sanzen concept of 3,000 Realms and the 84,000 Dhammakkhandha framework of Theravada Buddhism.
Through a thoughtful analysis of these meditative practices, Dr. Rangari reveals how timeless spiritual teachings resonate with modern scientific insights, offering a path to genuine happiness and peace in today's world. This groundbreaking work seeks to harmonize science and spirituality in a meaningful dialogue, guiding readers through reason, faith, reflection, and wisdom. Discover how ancient practices can illuminate your journey toward enlightenment.
Dr. Vinod D. Rangari (D. Litt.)
Dr. Vinod D. Rangari, also known by his literary name, ‘Suddhadhamma,’ is a distinguished researcher and writer in the field of pharmaceutical sciences and an esteemed scholar in the realms of art, poetry, philosophy, and Buddhism.
Dr. Rangari has been invited for six occasions as a guest at the United Nations Vesak Day Celebrations in Bangkok, Thailand, reflecting his significant contributions to Buddhist scholarship and practice. Among his notable works is the book "84,000 Dhammakkhandha of Buddhism," which underscores his deep engagement with Buddhist teachings and his commitment to preserving and disseminating this ancient wisdom. Dr. Rangari's research and writings on 84,000 Dhammakkhandha, have been honoured with a D. Litt. degree by Kavi Kulguru Kalidas Sanskrit Vishwavidyalaya, Nagpur, India, solidifying his reputation as a leading scholar in the field of Buddhism. His profound impact on both his professional domain and Buddhist studies exemplifies a life dedicated to scholarly excellence and spiritual understanding.
