Summary of Geshe Michael Roach & Lama Christie McNally's The Diamond Cutter
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 The Diamond Cutter is an ancient book of Buddhist wisdom that was taught by the Buddha over 2,500 years ago. It was passed down by word of mouth, and then inscribed onto long palm leaves. The books were kept wrapped in cloths.
#2 The Diamond Cutter, written by a Tibetan Lama named Choney Drakpa Shedrup, was translated into English by a group of colleagues and me. It is the first time this important explanation has ever been translated into English.
#3 The Diamond Cutter explains the secret wisdom behind the title. Diamonds represent a hidden potential in all things, and a businessperson who is aware of this potential can attain success in both financial and personal terms.
#4 The Diamond Cutter teaches you how to see the potential hidden in every person and thing around you. It is this potential which, if harnessed, leads to personal and business success.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 The Diamond Cutter is an ancient book of Buddhist wisdom that was taught by the Buddha over 2,500 years ago. It was passed down by word of mouth, and then inscribed onto long palm leaves. The books were kept wrapped in cloths.
#2 The Diamond Cutter, written by a Tibetan Lama named Choney Drakpa Shedrup, was translated into English by a group of colleagues and me. It is the first time this important explanation has ever been translated into English.
#3 The Diamond Cutter explains the secret wisdom behind the title. Diamonds represent a hidden potential in all things, and a businessperson who is aware of this potential can attain success in both financial and personal terms.
#4 The Diamond Cutter teaches you how to see the potential hidden in every person and thing around you. It is this potential which, if harnessed, leads to personal and business success.
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