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Copyright © 1991, by Thich Nhat Hanh Drawings © 1991, by Nguyen Thi Hop All Rights Reserved Printed in U.S.A. Parallax Press P.O. Box 7355 Berkeley, California 94707 Translated from the Vietnamese by Mobi Ho. Drawings by Nguyen Thi Hop. Map and Cover Design by Gay Reineck. Photo on back cover by James D. Gollin. Composed on Macintosh in Palatino 10/13 by Parallax Press. Linotronic Output at ProPer Publishing, Berkeley. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Nhât Hanh, Thich [Duòng xua may trang: English] Old path white clouds : walking in the footsteps of the Buddha / Thich Nhat Hanh. p. cm. Translation of Duòng xua may trang. Includes bibliographical references. ISBN 0-938077-40-6 : $40.00—ISBN 0-938077-26-0 (pbk.) : $25.00 1. Gautama Buddha. I. Title BQ882.N4813 1991 294.3’63—dc20 90-21483 CIP 9 10 / 01 00 99
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Page 4: Chapter Sixty-Five - Neither Full n
Page 9 and 10: Chapter One Walking Just to Walk Un
Page 11 and 12: Just then, Rupak returned from the
Page 13 and 14: who completed the task of shaving S
Page 15 and 16: Svasti listened in astonishment. Th
Page 17 and 18: Chapter Three An Armful of Kusa Gra
Page 19 and 20: Svasti answered politely, “Yes, S
Page 21 and 22: Siddhartha broke off a piece of bro
Page 23 and 24: “What happened to the swan, Teach
Page 25 and 26: Sujata then sat along the riverbank
Page 27 and 28: Chapter Six Beneath a Rose-Apple Tr
Page 29 and 30: When Siddhartha reached school age,
Page 31 and 32: Chapter Seven White Elephant Prize
Page 33 and 34: The princess’ movements were grac
Page 35 and 36: Since the day he first saw her, Sid
Page 37 and 38: Chapter Nine The Path of Compassion
Page 39 and 40: would continue to daily unfold arou
Page 41 and 42: From the time he was small, Siddhar
Page 43 and 44: Chapter Eleven Moonlight Flute Uday
Page 45 and 46: Chapter Twelve Kanthaka Yasodhara q
Page 47 and 48: dishevelled, their mouths hanging o
Page 49 and 50: meditation. After a long final day
Page 51 and 52: Chapter Fourteen Crossing the Ganga
Page 53 and 54: Later that day the monk Gautama aba
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coming down from a tree, yet he sti
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maintained mindfulness in order to
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After being returned to his stall,
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From one night to the next, Gautama
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Enlightenment, and yet we drown in
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Chapter Nineteen Tangerine of Mindf
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“Children, eating the tangerine i
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Chapter Twenty The Deer Every day t
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The Buddha smiled. “You children
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The Neranjara River led northwards
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While Siddhartha was explaining the
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That afternoon Yasa’s father came
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speak, most took vows to become bhi
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No one spoke for a long while. Then
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Kassapa hesitated. He thought of th
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Chapter Twenty-Seven All Dharmas Ar
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Chapter Twenty-Eight Palm Forest Th
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Chapter Twenty-Nine Dependent Co-Ar
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BOOK TWO
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King Bimbisara, accompanied by six
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“When the heron had devoured all
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meditation. The bhikkhus practiced
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Chapter Thirty-Two The Finger Is No
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Chapter Thirty-Three Beauty That Do
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Kaludayi and the other bhikkhus fou
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them. Thanks to a palace attendant
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suggestion. At last the Buddha said
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you will not react with anger. Inst
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“She said these words hurriedly a
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Chapter Thirty-Seven A New Faith Tw
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and virtue needed to realize such a
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Anupiya. Anuruddha suggested they g
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Chapter Thirty-Nine Waiting for Day
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Chapter Forty Cover the Land in Gol
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Chapter Forty-One Has Anyone Seen M
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Chapter Forty-Two Love Is Understan
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impermanence. Everything is imperma
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“Sunita, would you like to become
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Chapter Forty-Four The Elements Wil
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made unique by the presence of five
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The Buddha turned to Ananda, “Ana
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In addition to sutra masters, there
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Chapter Forty-Seven Follow the Dhar
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Ananda returned and announced to Sa
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Chapter Forty-Nine Earth’s Lesson
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precepts diligently.” Twice a mon
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Chapter Fifty A Handful of Bran The
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“To overcome craving, practice th
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past, what your feelings were then,
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The Buddha began to speak. “Frien
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Robe offering became a very popular
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unable to attend.” Venerable Upal
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Buddha, the owner hastily ran out a
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One morning, the Buddha entered Sav
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Chapter Fifty-Four Dwell in Mindful
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Chapter Fifty-Five Appearance of th
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The light was instantly extinguishe
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Chapter Fifty-Six Full Awareness of
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e unpleasant thoughts which arise f
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Chapter Fifty-Seven The Raft Is Not
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That morning, Prakriti met Ananda o
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Chapter Fifty-Eight A Handful of Pr
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Chapter Fifty-Nine The Net of Theor
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Chapter Sixty Lady Visakha’s Grie
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people in Savatthi.” “Visakha,
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pregnant. They found an attractive,
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Chapter Sixty-Two Sariputta’s Roa
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path to follow. In fact, we have lo
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uffaloes and ask your master’s pe
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Chapter Sixty-Four The Round of Bir
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e bound by the body and the feeling
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Ananda, “Ananda, would you say th
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could be no bodhi tree. The bodhi t
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depth of their wisdom, virtue, and
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characteristics of the Way of Enlig
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for existence. When you see this, y
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Chapter Sixty-Nine Where Will the B
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suchness. Returning to suchness can
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The man who silently hides his arro
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Isidatta did not answer. In fact, C
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Chapter Seventy-One The Art of Stri
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Venerable Devadatta turned to the c
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was no longer considered a member o
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Chapter Seventy-Three Hidden Rice L
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One bhikkhu wiped his tears and ans
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the Buddha?” One of the bhikkhus
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alone. They found him lying down be
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The path the Buddha taught avoided
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more sublime and profound teaching
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isolated. He had recently fallen il
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The Buddha said, “Your majesty, t
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Chapter Seventy-Seven Stars in Your
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to beat him and the other two bhikk
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future, King Ajatasattu will indeed
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spending several days in Kotigama,
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great as Sariputta, Moggallana, Pun
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After resting a short while, the Bu
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The Buddha asked the Venerable Anur
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The town officials had planned a fu
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Venerable Svasti watched the young
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Abbreviations used for sutras Trans
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Book One
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Chapter Two: Tending Water Buffaloe
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Chapter Four: The Wounded Swan Svas
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Chapter Six: Beneath a Rose-Apple T
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Chapter Eight: The Jewelled Necklac
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Chapter Ten: Unborn Child Siddharth
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Chapter Twelve: Kanthaka On a sprin
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Chapter Fourteen: Crossing the Gang
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Chapter Sixteen: Was Yasodhara Slee
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Chapter Eighteen: The Morning Star
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Chapter Twenty: The Deer The Buddha
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Chapter Twenty-Two: Turning the Whe
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Chapter Twenty-Four: Taking Refuge
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Chapter Twenty-Six: Water Rises, To
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Chapter Twenty-Eight: Palm Forest T
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Book Two
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Chapter Thirty-One: I Will Return i
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Chapter Thirty-Three: Beauty That D
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Chapter Thirty-Five: Early Morning
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Chapter Thirty-Seven: A New Faith N
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Chapter Thirty-Nine: Waiting for Da
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Chapter Forty-One: Has Anyone Seen
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Chapter Forty-Three: Everyone’s T
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Chapter Forty-Five: Opening the Doo
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Chapter Forty-Seven: Follow the Dha
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Chapter Forty-Nine: Earth’s Lesso
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Chapter Fifty-One: The Treasure of
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Chapter Fifty-Three: Dwelling in th
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Chapter Fifty-Five: Appearance of t
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Chapter Fifty-Six: Full Awareness o
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Chapter Fifty-Eight: A Handful of P
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Chapter Sixty: Lady Visakha’s Gri
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Chapter Sixty-Two: Sariputta’s Ro
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Chapter Sixty-Four: The Round of Bi
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Chapter Sixty-Six: Four Mountains T
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Chapter Sixty-Eight: Three Wondrous
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Chapter Seventy: The Quail and the
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Chapter Seventy-Two: Quiet Resistan
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Chapter Seventy-Four: Cry of the El
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Chapter Seventy-Six: The Fruits of
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Chapter Seventy-Eight: Two Thousand
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Chapter Eighty: Be Diligent! The Bu
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