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== Early life == | |||
== World's Parliament of Religions in 1893 == | |||
== Maha Bodhi Society == | |||
== Lecturing == | |||
Mr. Dharmapala was much in demand as a speaker. on October 30, 1896, he wrote this response to a request by [[Jirah Dewey Buck|Dr. J. D. Buck]] to schedule a lecture: | |||
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I have received your kind note. I am sorry I have engagements accepted all through November. Early December I may or may not remain in Chicago. | |||
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You ask me "What would your price or terms be." A follower of Buddha charges no price; he gives freely and abundantly. He lives for the world and works without expecting reward of any kind. Wherever I am asked to go I go.<ref>A. Dharmapala letter to J. D. Buck. Dated October 30, 1896. Cincinnati Theosophical Society Papers. Records Series 20.02.01. Theosophical Society in America Archives.</ref> | |||
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== Notes == | |||
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[[Category:Associates of HPB|Dharmapala, Anagarika]] | [[Category:Associates of HPB|Dharmapala, Anagarika]] | ||
Revision as of 21:23, 16 May 2014
Early life
World's Parliament of Religions in 1893
Maha Bodhi Society
Lecturing
Mr. Dharmapala was much in demand as a speaker. on October 30, 1896, he wrote this response to a request by Dr. J. D. Buck to schedule a lecture:
I have received your kind note. I am sorry I have engagements accepted all through November. Early December I may or may not remain in Chicago.
You ask me "What would your price or terms be." A follower of Buddha charges no price; he gives freely and abundantly. He lives for the world and works without expecting reward of any kind. Wherever I am asked to go I go.[1]
Notes
- ↑ A. Dharmapala letter to J. D. Buck. Dated October 30, 1896. Cincinnati Theosophical Society Papers. Records Series 20.02.01. Theosophical Society in America Archives.