Can anyone recommend a book about Buddhist concepts and ideas? I mean a book which would as in depth as possible talk about concepts such as Śūnyatā and what happens to one's soul after death. I don't need a general book on Buddhism, there are lots of them, but a book on the ideas behind Buddhism.
>Buddhism
>metaphysical bullshit
>when Buddha said again and again how none of that shit fucking matters
kek
>>9073067
I don't care what the Buddha said. I know there is some metaphysical bullshit in Buddhism and I want to know about it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tibetan_Book_of_Living_and_Dying
>>9073061
>"Soul"
>one of the three undisputable truth of the buddha is that there is no self and no soul
Please give up, this is not for you.
>>9073654
Lamaism is not buddhism
>>9073061
Theravada Buddhism: A Social History - Richard F. Gombrich
Hajime Nakamura - Ways of thinking of Eastern Peoples
>>9074461
>Someone is ignorant about something before having learned about it
why the fuck is everyone here such a fucking self-aggrandizing asshole. OP is seeking knowledge not pretending to know anything, of course he's gonna know shit all.
>>9073061
Mark Siderits - Buddhism as Philosophy
>>9074643
this is 4chan
>>9073061
sounds like you need to read the sutras
>>9073126
Which branch of Buddhism?
The pure-strain stuff is still widely practiced in India and elsewhere, but derivatinve and syncretic forms abound.
I can't offer you any specific information but I know that you should be more specific to the branch you wish to study.