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ประเภทของฉบับฉบับปกติ
ประเภทของปกหนังสือปกอ่อน
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Sirawich Ratjinda: Author, Cover design, Layout
Saowalak Seethao: Translator
The Thai version was first published in 2019
English version first published in 2023
The confluence of Buddhism and Science. The Quantum Theory help to explain the rules of The Three Characteristics (Trailak).
This book has brought the Buddha’s dharma on the three characteristics (Trailak), let’s explain the possibilities of life, the world, and the universe according to the knowledge of modern science so that we can see that all things exist under the rule of the three characteristics (Trailak).
That is, all things are impermanence (anitjang), suffering (dukkha), and have no self (anatta). Which will result in us relaxing in our adherence to self-confidence, passions will be lighter, bring happiness and peace in life It is also the basis for Nirvana.
1 The secret of the three characteristics (Trailak)
•Three characteristics (Trailak) of ordinary people
•3 truths
•Saw the Three Characteristics (Trailak) and found happiness
2 The three characteristics (Trailak) in five Aggregates (Khandha), (Body)
•The human element
•Corporeality (RupKhan)
3 The three characteristics (Trailak) in five Aggregates (Khandha), (Mind)
•NamKhan (Mind)
•The relationship of the five Aggregates (Khandha)
4 The three characteristics (Trailak) in Modern Cosmology (1)
•Point to have no self
•The last breath of the stars
5 The three characteristics (Trailak) in Modern Cosmology (2)
•The universe is happening-ending
•Mystery of the Universe
6 The three characteristics (Trailak) in Quantum Physics (1)
•Dear Friend Quark
•Cycle of Matter
•World of illusion
7 The three characteristics (Trailak) in Quantum Physics (2)
•The different world
•Other World
•Quantum, Brain, Mind
8 The three characteristics (Trailak) in Evolutionary Theory (1)
•All things never stop still
•Origin of the Earth, Life, and Souls
9 The three characteristics (Trailak) in Evolutionary Theory (2)
•The species of change
•Happening and ending of cells